
Apartments near Martin Luther King, Jr. School in Cambridge, MA (291 Rentals)


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Terry Terrace

Riverview Condominiums

Harvard University Housing

Putnam Gardens

16 Elmer St.

The Cantabrigia

694-702 Green St

296-302 Western Ave

1008 Mass Ave

Putnam Square Apartments

The Emerson

The University

884-888 Massachusetts Ave

925 Massachusetts Ave

Hancock House

Cambridge Centre Apartments

460-466 Green St

Putnam Manor

364-366 Harvard St

23-27 Trowbridge St

353 Harvard St

64-66 Pleasant Street

Crimson Court

39A Lee Street

27 William St

Magazine Street Apartments

The Warren

29 Ware St @ Harvard Yard

115 Mt Auburn (Fully Furnished)

3 Concord Ave

Fuse Cambridge

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11 Eliot St, Unit 2A

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Church Corner

Harvard University Housing

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Verra

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Continuum

One Western Avenue - Harvard University

Harvard Business School - Hamilton Hall

Gallatin Hall

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