
Apartments near Boston University West Station-Green Line - B in Boston, MA (7,109 Rentals)


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45 Marion

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Longfellow Apartments

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101 Monmouth St Apartments

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Prospect Union Square

Arthaus

Washington Heights

Reservoir Court

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Prism

Commonwealth Apartments

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Market Central

Barclay on Beacon

Eagle Rock Apartments and Townhomes at Brighton

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The Residences of University Park

Camelot Court

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Church Corner

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929 Mass

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Clinton & Prospect Apartments

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100 Memorial Drive

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Lofts at Kendall Square

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Third Square

Peridot

1140 Commonwealth Ave

23-25 Aspinwall Ave

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Watermark Kendall East

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330 Saint Paul St

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65 Saint Marys St

Babcock Street Apartments, 222-230

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Trac 75

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The Jordan

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The Laneway

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Cambridge Ivy Inn

Commonwealth Gardens

Beacon Park Apartments

Central Square LLC( Residential)

The Monroe

Babcock-Parkman Apartments

Hamilton Union

44 Orkney Rd

The Harvard

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Vinal Street Apartments

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AVA North Point

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Chapman Arms

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Cambridge Court Apartments 55+ Community

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Auburn Court

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334 Harvard Street

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There are currently 3,803 Studio Apartments in Boston with rent ranges from $1,200 to $12,000 with an average price of $2,677.
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