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Apartments for Rent in the South End, Boston, MA

Mike

Mike,  65

Stylish City Living at 849 Beacon

Buong lugar | Beacon Street, Boston, MA, USA

the perfect combination of classic Boston charm and modern convenience at 849 Beacon Street! Ideally located in the vibrant Kenmore Square and Fenway neighborhood, this inviting apartment offers an appealing home base for students, young professionals, medical professionals, and anyone looking to enjoy the best of city living.Step into a welcoming living space featuring beautiful hardwood floors, elegant bay windows, and distinctive architectural details that give the apartment timeless character. High ceilings and abundant natural light create an airy atmosphere, while a decorative fireplace adds warmth and charm to the living area. The thoughtfully designed layout offers a comfortable setting for relaxing after a busy day, studying for upcoming exams, or enjoying a quiet evening at home.Bedroom: A comfortable private bedroom designed for rest and relaxation. Bathroom: A full bathroom for everyday convenience. Classic Hardwood Floors: Attractive flooring that complements the apartment’s traditional Boston character. Bright Bay Windows: Welcome natural light and add distinctive architectural appeal. Modern Kitchen: Granite countertops, a dishwasher, and contemporary kitchen features in advertised units. Decorative Fireplace: An attractive focal point that enhances the living space. Elegant Interior Details: High ceilings and decorative moldings create a timeless residential feel.Heat and Hot Water: Included in certain advertised rental offerings; confirm the terms for the specific unit. Laundry: Availability varies by unit and building arrangement, so confirm before applying Enjoy a convenient location near Boston University, Kenmore Square, and the lively Fenway neighborhood. With nearby public transportation, cafés, restaurants, grocery stores, and neighborhood shops, everyday errands and commuting around Boston can be easier.

Petsa kung kailan Available o Magagamit: Kaagad

$
2295
USD / month

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Anmol

Anmol,  29

2BR 2BA Jamaica Plain OCT FREE

Buong lugar | Jamaica Plain, Boston, MA, USA

Hey everyone! My roommate and I are looking for someone to take over our lease at a great 2-bed, 2-bath apartment in the heart of Jamaica Plain at 58 Seaverns Ave available immediately for a Nov 1st official lease start. Why we are moving: We absolutely love this spot, but our previous landlord reached out to let us know our old condo (which we left because it was going to be sold) was pulled off the market, and we have the rare chance to move back in. Our lucky break is your gain! THE FINANCIALS (Why this is a great deal):• Broker Fee: $0 (You are taking over directly from us).• October Rent: $0 (We already paid this month. If you sign and get approved, you can move in immediately and live rent-free until Nov 1st).• Monthly Rent: $4,000/month THE APARTMENT SPECS:• Space: 1,050 sqft First-floor unit (no carrying groceries up flights of stairs).• Outdoor Space: Features a spacious private back porch, perfect for relaxing or working outside.• Amenities: Central A/C, In-unit Washer/Dryer, Dishwasher, Garbage Disposal, and Gas Heat.• Parking: 1 dedicated off-street parking space included in the rent.• Pets: Pet-friendly! (Both cats and dogs are allowed). THE LOCATION & COMMUTE:• Transit: 5-minute walk to the Green Street T Station (Orange Line) for a fast downtown commute, and a 2-minute walk to the 39 & 41 bus stops.• Lifestyle: Just a 10-minute walk to Jamaica Pond for running/walking trails, and a 2-minute walk to all the local coffee shops and restaurants on Centre Street.

Petsa kung kailan Available o Magagamit: Kaagad

$
4000
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  • How many apartments for rent are available in the South End?

    Fewer than the neighborhood's size suggests, and the reason is unusual. A brokerage feed counted 145 available apartments across the South End on a September day this year, with vacancy near 2.17 percent. On Roomster the current figure is 20 South End apartments for rent. The stock splits between floors of nineteenth-century rowhouses and a newer band of buildings along Harrison Avenue and Traveler Street, and the two behave like separate markets, so decide which you are shopping before you compare prices.

  • How much does it cost to rent an apartment in the South End?

    Median asking rents run about $3,010 for a studio, $3,555 for a one-bedroom and $4,500 for a two-bedroom, while live listings have averaged nearer $2,498 and $3,067 for studios and one-bedrooms. If you have also seen the neighborhood's median gross rent quoted at around $1,968, that is not a contradiction: 48 percent of the South End's housing is income-restricted, the highest share of any Boston neighborhood, so a neighborhood-wide median describes a population that market listings never include. You can find apartments under $2,600 toward Massachusetts Avenue and the Albany Street side.

  • How do I find the South End's income-restricted apartments?

    Not through ordinary listing sites, which is the point worth knowing. The neighborhood's affordable stock came out of resident organizing during the urban renewal era and is held in large developments: Castle Square runs to about 500 affordable apartments across 25 buildings on 11.5 acres, and Villa Victoria houses more than 900 families, with Tent City at Dartmouth Street and Columbus Avenue built as deliberately mixed-income. You apply to the managing owner or the relevant housing agency instead of answering an advertisement, each with its own eligibility rules and waiting list.

  • What is the difference between a rowhouse floor and the newer Harrison Avenue buildings?

    They are two different products at overlapping rents. A rowhouse conversion gives you ceiling height, tall windows, original detail and usually no lift, lobby or gym. The newer band along the Washington Street corridor, including Ink Block at 300 Harrison Avenue, Troy Boston on Traveler Street, The Smith on East Dedham Street, the Girard on Malden Street and 345 Harrison, gives you lifts, in-building laundry, management you can call and an amenity charge to go with them. Decide which set of trade-offs you want before touring, because the rents overlap while the living experience does not.

  • What is it like renting an apartment in the SoWa district?

    SoWa, short for South of Washington, runs roughly from Massachusetts Avenue to Herald Street and from Shawmut Avenue to Albany Street, and it is the busiest corner of the neighborhood. More than twenty galleries cluster at 450 and 460 Harrison Avenue, where over eighty studio artists open their doors on First Fridays, and the open market fills 500 Harrison Avenue every Sunday from early May to mid-November. Renting here means art crowds and food trucks on your block for half the year, which suits some people exactly and others not at all.

  • Are there no-broker-fee apartments for rent in the South End?

    A good share of them, and it is worth filtering for. Across a recent sweep of available South End listings, many carried no broker fee to the renter, following the Massachusetts change from August 2025, under which the side that hired the agent pays them. In a neighborhood where a two-bedroom median sits at $4,500, skipping a month's fee stacked onto first, last and a deposit changes what you can afford by thousands. Ask who hired the agent before you tour and get the answer in writing rather than assuming it from the advertisement.