
Apartments near South Station-Red Line in Boston, MA (4,891 Rentals)


224 W 6th St

DuBarry Condominium

Trinity Place

24 Yarmouth St

346-352 W 3rd St

319 Dartmouth St

172 W 7th St

442 W 4th St

255 Beacon St

627 Tremont St

164 Marlborough St

166 Newbury St

271 W 5th St

Portside 1-4

Ames Webster Mansion Condominiums

149 W 8th St

Maverick Suites South End

312 Dartmouth St

Portside at East Pier Phase Two

230 Beacon St

633 Tremont St

Commonwealth One Six Three

272-274 Gold St

51 Lewis St

56-58 Dorchester St

Residences on E

Taino Tower Condos

408 Columbus Ave

188-192 W 7th St

700 Harrison Ave

83 W Brookline St

222 Canton St

226 W Canton St

171 Commonwealth Ave

236 Beacon St

181 Warren Ave

175 Newbury St

506 E Broadway

173 Commonwealth Ave

481-487 Broadway

14 I St

Residences at Copley Place

180 Commonwealth Ave

175 W 8th St

168 W Brookline St

233 Beacon St

503 E Broadway

70 E Brookline St

198-202 Warren Ave

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There are currently 3,856 Studio Apartments in Boston with rent ranges from $1,200 to $17,952 with an average price of $2,679.
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