Downtown Boston · College housing
Emerson lists its Boston address as 120 Boylston Street. Use the actual classroom, studio or performance entrance when comparing a home around Boylston Street and Boston Common with one farther away.
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Use your message to name Emerson College, the actual campus or class address, your monthly budget, bedrooms and move-in date. If you are sharing, include how many people will live in the home.
This is an inquiry to Amo Realty - Boston City Properties, not a university housing office. It does not apply for a home, reserve an apartment or confirm university or landlord approval.
Choose the campus. Compare the home.
The original guide compared downtown apartments with brownstones in Beacon Hill, Back Bay and the South End. Name the streets you would consider and compare your full route to Emerson. A downtown label does not establish the apartment’s noise level, floor or view.
The original page named 40 and 62 Boylston Street, Archstone Boston Common, Tremont on the Common, One Charles and Ritz-Carlton Residences. These references are starting points, not current listings or university-approved housing. Some are condominium buildings; ask whether a particular home is offered for rent or sale.
40 Boylston Street · Tremont on the Common · One Charles · Ritz-Carlton Residences
Campus identity and location checked October 4, 2026: Emerson Boston address. These are campus references, not university endorsements of our brokerage or an apartment.
The apartment and your routine
For evening classes or performances, compare the return trip as well as the outward journey. Check the actual apartment’s sleeping-area separation, entrance, stairs or elevator and laundry. Visit at the times you expect to be home if nearby traffic or entertainment noise matters.
Ask for rent, lease start and end dates, utilities, recurring charges and payments due before moving in. Check the actual bedrooms, shared space and written lease requirements rather than relying on an old advertised price.
Talk with our buying team about your purchase budget, timing and intended use. Ask about condominium rules, costs and any future rental restrictions. Buying does not guarantee investment returns or a tenant after graduation.
Tell our rental team your campus address, dates, budget and must-haves. Name any nearby areas you would also consider so the search follows your needs.