
Apartments near South Station-Greenbush Line in Boston, MA (4,648 Rentals)


223 Commonwealth Ave

92 Saint Botolph St

241 W Newton St

56-58 Mercer St

75 G St

36 Thomas Park

67 Old Harbor St

438-440 E 5th St

296-298 E 8th St

498 Columbus Ave

470 Shawmut Ave

127 W Concord St

616 E 4th St

473-477 Shawmut Ave

105-117 W Concord St

251 W Newton St

238-240 Commonwealth Ave

319 Beacon St

255 Marlborough St

The Residences at Mandarin Oriental Boston

246 W Newton St

Haley House

60 W Rutland Sq

502 Columbus Ave

Woodbury Cunard

47 Mercer St

84 G St

106 Webster St

48 Mercer St

240A Newbury St

298 Beacon St

South Boston Power Plant

248 Newbury St

246 Newbury St

Anne M. Lynch Homes at Old Colony (Ph 3)

82-86 W Concord St

43 L St

310 Beacon St

503 Columbus Ave

256 W Newton St

272 Marlborough St

250 Commonwealth Ave

20 Fairfield St

275 Marlborough St

28-36 L St

1662 Washington St

247 Newbury St

239 Commonwealth Ave

104 Saint Botolph 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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