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121-123 Hawthorne Street
121-123 Hawthorne StChelsea, MA 02150
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Noah at 4th and Broadway
375 BroadwayChelsea, MA 02150
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466 Broadway
466 BroadwayChelsea, MA 02150
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12 Grove St
12 Grove StChelsea, MA 02150
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16 5th
16 5thChelsea, MA 02150
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253 Chestnut St
253 Chestnut StChelsea, MA 02150
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The Box District
44 Gerrish AveChelsea, MA 02150
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Janus Highland
21 Gerrish AveChelsea, MA 02150
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Lawrence Building Apartments
28 Washington AveChelsea, MA 02150
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585-593 Broadway
585-593 BroadwayChelsea, MA 02150
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63 Washington Ave
63 Washington AveChelsea, MA 02150
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Patrick J Kennedy
343 Saratoga Street
Boston, MA 02128
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There are currently 3,996 Studio Apartments in Boston with rent ranges from $1,175 to $10,000 with an average price of $2,585.
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