Amo Realty · Boston City Properties · Apartments
Compare Stuart, Washington and Nassau Street apartments near Boston’s theatres by layout, laundry and the home’s actual outlook. Luka on the Common is the current name at the former AVA Theater District address. Tell our rental team which property and dates you want to discuss.
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Include bedrooms, lease length and a building or apartment you like. Add your work or campus address and any parking, pet, laundry, elevator or furnishing needs. If you plan to share the apartment, tell us whether you need enclosed bedrooms and space for separate desks.
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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.
45 Stuart Street · Theatre District
Luka on the Common is the current community at the address formerly marketed as AVA Theater District. Its operator describes floor-to-ceiling windows, in-home laundry, walk-in closets and air conditioning, plus shared outdoor terraces, a sky lounge, fitness facilities, entertainment lounge, concierge and parking. Compare the offered apartment’s floor, outlook and room dimensions separately from the shared roof-deck views. Ask about parking charges and any reservations or hours for resident facilities.
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.
665 Washington Street · Chinatown / Theatre District
The Kensington describes in-home laundry, walk-in closets and recycled-glass kitchen counters, with open one-bedroom, one-bedroom, two-bedroom and penthouse layouts. Shared facilities include a pool deck, fitness and yoga spaces, work and meeting rooms, a library and pet facilities. Compare the privacy of an open layout with an enclosed bedroom, and ask which penthouse upgrades apply to the offered home. Confirm garage costs and the actual windows and outlook.
1 Nassau Street · Chinatown / Theatre District
At The Metropolitan, ask about the particular home at 1 Nassau Street, who offers its lease and whether income restrictions or a separate housing program apply. The property also includes condominium homes, so a building guide does not establish rental availability. Confirm the offered unit’s room dimensions, laundry, parking and permitted lease terms. Our team can help with a rental inquiry or a separate purchase conversation; neither inquiry is a formal housing application.
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.
Compare the actual floor, exposure and room arrangement. Ask for an apartment-specific tour or photos rather than relying on a shared terrace or model home.
Check whether sleeping and work spaces are enclosed and how furniture would fit. An open one-bedroom or den can provide different privacy from a separate bedroom.
Confirm the exact address and unit, who offers the lease and any condominium or program requirements. Ask about laundry, parking charges, move-in access and your route to work or campus.
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.
Share your dates, budget and the apartment or building you want to discuss. Include the floor plan, features and commute you need so our rental team can focus on your search.