
Apartments near North Station-Green Line - E in Boston, MA (4,836 Rentals)


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522 Saratoga St

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1 Nashua St

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92 Hammond St

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111 Eutaw St

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150 Huntington Ave

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150 Huntington Ave

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241 W 3rd St

33 N Margin St

26 Chelsea St

36 Cottage St

151-153 Meridian St

The Harris

44 Morris St

19-21 Caldwell St

127 Eutaw St

10 Clearway St

288 Athens St

St Stephen - Stoneholm

857-861 E 1st St

Forecaster 121

The Strada 234

Lovejoy Wharf

10 Thacher St

15 Stillman St

Hawthorne Place Condominium

Whittier Place

Cathedral Hill Apartments

5-7 Battery St

The Archer Residences

The Mariner Condominiums

45 Hancock St

2 Battery St

Lewis Wharf

Greenway Place

Warren Green Townhomes

43 Grove St

1 Joy St

151 Charles St

Millennium Tower

Boulevard on the Greenway

River House Condos

49-49B Charles St

The Residences at Winthrop Center

Lincolnshire Residences

Millenium Place

Lincoln Plaza II

The Parker

The Mark at DeNormandie Wharf

11 Marlborough St

The W Residences

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There are currently 3,796 Studio Apartments in Boston with rent ranges from $1,200 to $17,754 with an average price of $2,689.
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