
Apartments near Northeastern University Station-Green Line - E in Boston, MA (6,779 Rentals)


1110 Commonwealth Ave, Unit 714

1179 Boylston St, Unit 14

1171 Boylston St, Unit 34

1179 Boylston St, Unit 39

1171 Boylston St, Unit 7

1179 Boylston St, Unit 38

1167 Boylston St, Unit 24

1167 Boylston St, Unit 12

1163 Boylston St, Unit 4

379 Commonwealth Ave, Unit 8

50 S Huntington Ave, Unit 14

225A Walnut Ave, Unit 3

2975 Washington St, Unit 2

81 Park Dr, Unit 22

81 Park Dr, Unit C

1191 Boylston St, Unit 60

105 Peterborough St, Unit 8

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511 Beacon St, Unit SI FL3-ID1341

1572 Tremont St, Unit 3

52 Guild St, Unit 2

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2747 Washington St, Unit 6

58 S Huntington Ave, Unit 1

55 S Huntington Ave, Unit B2

51 S Huntington Ave, Unit 103

9 Cardington St, Unit 2

35 Boylston St

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71 Perrin St

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66 Queensberry St

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244 Beacon St

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60 Holworthy St

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22 Beacon St

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8 W Bellflower St

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17 Fleet St

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14 Hartland St

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75 Willow Ct

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40 Western Ave

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40 Western Ave

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12 Stoneholm St

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483 Shawmut Ave

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14 Harbor View St

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2 Sunnyside St

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8 Harrison Ave

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8 Harrison Ave

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790 Boylston St

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513 Beacon St

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290 Beacon St

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289 Beacon St

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11 W Broadway

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377 Dorchester St

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41 School St

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170 Marlborough St

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There are currently 3,812 Studio Apartments in Boston with rent ranges from $1,200 to $12,000 with an average price of $2,662.
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The monthly rent prices of Two Bedroom Apartments currently available in Boston range from $900 to $25,553. Today's average rental price for Two Bedrooms here is $3,793.
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