
Apartments near Harvard University in Cambridge, MA (4,709 Rentals)


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9 Winship St

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111 Norway St

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14 Stickney Ave

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155 Summer St

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292 Summit Ave

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137 Brighton Ave

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78 Harriet St

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19 Lothrop St

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900 Beacon St

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1209 Boylston St

51-53 Riverdale St

40 Easton St

51 Beacon St

33-35 Magnus Ave

231-237 Everett St

36 Adrian St

20 Lincoln Pky

98 Prospect St

25 Gardner St

11 Cambria St

364 Highland Ave

124 Browne St

116 Columbia St

1468 Commonwealth

26 Fenwick St

10 Clearway St

284-286 Beacon St

23 Westford Pl

337 Beacon St

1-3 Durham St

27-29 Park St

21 Mansfield St

Carr Schoolhouse Condominiums

7 Gilson Ter

90 Antwerp St

Loen

Gardner Terrace

100 Lincoln St

446-450 Cambridge St

162 Highland Ave

50 Leo M Birmingham Pky

58 Leo Birmingham Pky

123 Highland Avenue

Cadence on Leo

Stadia 50

122 Central Street

1325 COMMONWEALTH Ave

The Pathmark

102 Murdock St

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How much are Studio apartments in Cambridge?
There are currently 2,287 Studio Apartments in Cambridge with rent ranges from $1,400 to $10,125 with an average price of $2,698.
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Today's rental pricing for One Bedroom Apartments in Cambridge ranges from $800 to $13,054 with an average monthly rent of $3,255.
What does renting a Two Bedroom Apartment in Cambridge cost?
The monthly rent prices of Two Bedroom Apartments currently available in Cambridge range from $900 to $27,790. Today's average rental price for Two Bedrooms here is $4,023.
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There are currently 1,901 Three Bedroom Apartments listings available in Cambridge on ApartmentHomeLiving.com. The pricing ranges from $900 to $20,550 - averaging $4,267 for the location.
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