Amo Realty · Boston City Properties · Apartments
Looking around Boston Common and Downtown Crossing? Compare the downtown Boylston and Washington Street addresses below, then consider The Arlington and Avalon at Prudential Center as separately located alternatives. Ask our rental team about the apartment and dates you need.
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Compare the buildings below, then ask our team about the home and dates you need. These descriptions are not a list of apartments currently available.
62 Boylston Street · Boston Common
62 on the Park is the former Hotel Touraine, across from Boston Common at Boylston and Tremont Streets. Its site lists a concierge desk, security, package receiving and laundry facilities on each floor. Compare the particular studio or one-bedroom plan for bedroom separation, furniture space and storage. Treat shared floor laundry as different from an in-home washer and dryer. Ask about pet approval and parking arrangements for your proposed lease.
40 Boylston Street · Boston Common / Theatre District
40 Boylston Street is at the Theatre District edge of Boston Common. Its operator lists floor-to-ceiling windows, hardwood floors, tiled bathrooms, equipped kitchens, central heating and air conditioning, on-site laundry and package pickup. Compare the offered apartment’s floor plan and window orientation. Confirm laundry access rather than assuming the home includes a washer and dryer, and ask about storage or a balcony only if those features matter to your search.
660 Washington Street · Theatre District
660 Washington offers several apartment sizes and renovated homes with smart locks, lighting controls and thermostats, in-home laundry and differing window exposures. Its operator describes an indoor pool, fitness and coworking spaces, roof lounge and garage parking. Balconies and enclosed dens belong to particular plans. Ask which renovations and features the quote includes, and whether a workspace or garage space has a separate charge. Compare the actual home’s windows and storage rather than a building-wide view.
100 Arlington Street · Back Bay / Bay Village edge
The Arlington offers one- and two-bedroom apartments in a converted historic building near the Public Garden. The operator describes in-home laundry, oak flooring and marble kitchen counters, along with an attended lobby, fitness facilities, resident lounge, game room, bicycle storage and pet facilities. It is an alternative at the Back Bay/Bay Village edge. Compare the offered room shapes, windows and storage, and ask about any service or parking costs.
770 Boylston Street · Back Bay
Avalon at Prudential Center is a Back Bay comparison, beyond the Boston Common addresses above. Its operator describes several apartment sizes, wood floors, closet storage and selected terraces, alongside fitness and resident facilities. Use the current 770 Boylston Street contact address when arranging a visit, and confirm the specific residential entrance. Ask about laundry, outdoor space, furnishing and lease length for the home itself before comparing it with another building’s quote.
Request a written quote for the specific apartment, move-in date and lease length. Ask whether the quoted monthly price includes required charges, and list utilities, parking, pet charges and optional services separately.
Keep one-time move-in costs separate from your monthly budget. If a discount is offered, check when payments are due, how long it lasts and what rent applies afterward. Confirm the cost and booking process for an elevator or loading area if you need one.
62 on the Park and 40 Boylston describe shared laundry facilities. Ask about the offered home’s arrangement, access hours and charges before comparing it with an apartment that has an in-home washer and dryer.
Use the exact plan to compare bedroom privacy, closet space and furniture placement. Ask to see the offered apartment’s windows and outlook, not just a model home.
Check the entrance-to-station walk and any transfers for your schedule. If you prefer walking to work or campus, test the actual route and crossings.
Tell our buying team your price range, preferred address and purchase timeline. For a condominium, ask about ownership costs, association documents and rental restrictions. The rental properties above do not establish which homes are for sale.
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