
Apartments near Cambridge Health Alliance in Cambridge, MA (5,180 Rentals)


Kendall Square

460-466 Green St

Putnam Square Apartments

116 Norfolk St

Squirrelwood Apartments

694-702 Green St

10 Essex Street

20-22 Suffolk St

58-64 Norfolk St

13-15 Lincoln St

19 Pleasant Street

34-36 Willow St

Western Realty

51 Norfolk St

55-59 Norfolk St

50-52 Norfolk St

54-56 Norfolk St

120 Columbia St

110 Willow Street

120-126 Columbia St

Roosevelt Towers Low & Mid- Rise

Close Building

Columbia Cast

15 Pearl St

Harvard University Housing

52-58 Bishop Richard Allen Dr

Frank J. Manning Apartments

Market Street Apartments

48-50 Bishop Richard Allen Dr

Magazine Street Apartments

Putnam Gardens

27 William St

90 Berkshire St

16 Elmer St.

21 Brookline St

54-56 Berkshire St

434 - 440 Massachusetts Ave.

17 Plymouth St

25 Marney St.

13-19 Marney St

296-302 Western Ave

409-411 Cardinal Medeiros Ave

417 Cardinal Medeiros Ave

395 Cardinal Medeiros Ave

1-3 Marcella St

64-66 Pleasant Street

Harvard University Housing

784 / 790 / 796 Main Street Apartments

4 Watson St

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There are currently 2,246 Studio Apartments in Cambridge with rent ranges from $1,400 to $9,858 with an average price of $2,695.
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