
Apartments near Ruggles Station-Orange Line in Boston, MA (6,389 Rentals)


18 Burney St

1723 Washington St

Lincoln Halls

76 Peterborough St

XII Stoneholm

82 Jersey St

80 TERRACE

32 Worcester St

17 Durham St

1548-1550 Tremont St

45 Worcester St

503 Columbus Ave

502 Columbus Ave

665-667 Massachusetts Ave

498 Columbus Ave

60 W Rutland Sq

30 Rutland Sq

Haley House

1736-1738 Washington St

9 Worthington St

Berklee Building

11 E Springfield St

15 Haviland St

127 W Concord St

11 Belvidere St

670 Massachusetts Ave

1566 Tremont St

105-117 W Concord St

13 Haviland St

104 Saint Botolph St

25 Rutland Sq

62 Rutland St

Bartlett Station Condos

West Fenway Apartments

692 Tremont St

64 Rutland St

1572-1576 Tremont St

82-86 W Concord St

246 W Newton St

473-477 Shawmut Ave

476 Columbus Ave

256 W Newton St

684 Tremont St

470 Shawmut Ave

686 Tremont St

24 E Springfield St

10 Guild St

5 Worcester Sq

207 W Newton St

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There are currently 3,827 Studio Apartments in Boston with rent ranges from $1,200 to $12,000 with an average price of $2,688.
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