Amo Realty · Boston City Properties · Apartments
Compare rental apartments on Atlantic Avenue, condo rentals at Lovejoy Wharf and nearby downtown buildings. Start with the street address, the home you would rent and your move-in date. Ask our Boston rental team about options that fit your budget and lease plans.
Apartment rental inquiry
Include your bedrooms, lease length and a building or listing you like. Add your work or campus address, and tell us whether you need a water view, outdoor space, parking, pet permission, in-home laundry or a furnished apartment.
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Lofts at Atlantic Wharf is on Atlantic Avenue. Devonshire is farther inland in the Financial District. These building guides explain the locations and features; they do not show live vacancies.
530 Atlantic Avenue
Waterfront · Atlantic Avenue
Studio, one- and two-bedroom loft apartments with tall ceilings and large operable windows. The community lists in-home laundry, a fitness facility, a clubroom and concierge service. Check the actual floor plan if you are comparing a mezzanine or den with a separate bedroom.
One Devonshire Place
Nearby downtown · Financial District
A downtown rental building near the Waterfront, rather than on the harbor. Its upper-floor amenities include a pool, fitness space and places to work or relax. Compare the apartment’s floor and window direction, and check the walk from its entrance to your daily destinations.
100 Lovejoy Wharf · near North Station
Read the Lovejoy Wharf condo-rental guideLovejoy Wharf is a condominium building. When a home here is offered for rent, the lease is for that owner’s condo. Check that apartment’s availability and terms rather than expecting one leasing office to offer every floor plan.
The building has a shared roof terrace, fitness space and lounges. Ask which amenities the lease includes, and confirm pet requirements, parking, move-in arrangements and any building approvals for the particular home.
Ask for photographs of the exact apartment and visit if possible. Compare the view from the rooms you will use, rather than a model home or a roof deck. Check whether outdoor space is private or shared and how you reach it.
Ask for a written quote for your dates and lease length. Compare rent, required monthly charges, utilities and parking, plus move-in costs. If a concession is offered, check the payment schedule and what you will pay when it ends.
Start your commute from the actual building entrance. Check the walk to work or transit and the streets you will use after dark. Confirm laundry, storage, pet requirements and furniture for the home you are considering.
Tell our buying team your price range, preferred buildings and purchase timeline. Compare the specific home, condominium fees and building documents before deciding whether a waterfront address fits your plans.
Share your budget, dates and a building or home you want to discuss. Let us know whether nearby downtown apartments are also part of your search.