
Apartments near Boston University West Station-Green Line - B in Boston, MA (2,767 Rentals)


260-262 Sidney St

289-291 Pearl St

161 Naples Rd

7 Florence St

515 Putnam Ave

140 Magazine St

214 Chestnut St

279 Pearl St

1236 Beacon St

218-220 Chestnut St

566 Putnam Ave

The Frederick

20 Peters St

222 Chestnut St

9 James St

22 James St

255 Pearl St

12-14 James St

26 Beech Rd

251 Pearl St

129 Magazine St

131 Magazine St

110 Sewall Ave

50 Green

60 Babcock St

48-50 Babcock St

RES Condos

55-57 Beals St

233 Brookline St

109 Sewall Ave

72 Hamilton St

Pleasant Street Condominiums

92 Sewall Ave

The Atrium Condominiums

3-unit

131 Sewall Ave

115 Sewall Ave

77-79 Gibbs St

3 Greenway Ct

9 Greenway Ct

70 Sewall Ave

Brighton Ave Apartments

Lyndon B Johnson Apartments

14 Green St

8 Saint Lukes Rd

26 Prince St

1139 Commonwealth Ave

181 Erie St

126 Longwood Ave
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There are currently 4,415 Studio Apartments in Boston with rent ranges from $868 to $10,000 with an average price of $2,535.
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