
Apartments near Boston International High School in Boston, MA (291 Rentals)


304 Neponset Ave

7-9 Clover St

1400 Dorchester Ave

Dorchester Kelly House

51 Clayton St

60-62 Greenwich St

804 Hyde Park Ave

943-949 River St

Codman Square Apartments

Talbot Commons

31 Fessenden St

Codman Square Apartments

Wellington at 1301

Whittier Place

Talbot Commons

Harvard Hill

The Frances at Ashmont Flats

Olmsted Green

505-507 Talbot Ave

442 River St

The Loop at Mattapan Station

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Baker Chocolate Factory

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1943 DOT Ave

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The Rozzie

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Adams Village

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David @ 775

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Viv Boston

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Morton Village

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Schoolhouse at Lower Mills

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10-20 Thorn St

Canterbury Place

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Fairlawn Estates at the T

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Dorset Square Residences

Morton Station Village

51 Colonial Ave

49 Norfolk St

30 Centre St

85 Pierce Ave

310-314 Fuller St

267 Fuller St

17 Crowell St

130-134 Ballou Ave

71 W Selden St

815 Morton St

3 Sutton St

41 Hosmer St

27 Hosmer St

23 Hosmer St

718-720 Morton St

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