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Old 02-10-2005, 05:50 PM   #45
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Originally Posted by rajkang
Hi Neha,
Transportation is also as important as security. Most of students who were living in harbor point moved to south block. So I would say try south block first, get in the waitlist.

South Block
35 Northampton Street
617-534-5800

lots of bu students also live here:
http://www.bostonapartments.com/harbor.htm

Best thing to do is, call south block and get their application and get in waiting list. I have heard that there is a one year waiting list for south block but we got accepted in just one month so try ur luck.

Langham Court
26 Worcester Street
617-859-7957
Langham Court is a five story 64 unit apartment community located only minutes from the Medical Campus. This development offers spacious apartments, bay windows, a landscaped courtyard park, central air conditioning, laundry facilities, individual electronic security alarms, and an underground garage with rental spaces for residents ($150/month). The property is within walking distance of the Massachusetts Avenue stop on the Orange Line as well as the #1, CT1, and Silver Line bus routes. Langham Court is cooperative housing meaning residents buy shares in the corporation that owns Langham Court and take part in property management decision making.

Studio $850
1-Bedroom $1354
2-Bedroom $1885

Estimated Commute Time: 5 minutes (walking)



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Parmelee Court - http://www.bostonapartments.com/parmeleecourt.htm
1782 Washington Street
617-427-7745
Parmelee Court offers a mix of flat and duplex apartments located only a couple of blocks away from the Medical Campus. Each unit has wall-to-wall carpeting and is equipped with an individual security alarm system. Parking is available on-site for an additional $50 per month. Private courtyard area and laundry facilities also on sight. Parmelee Court is on the #1, CT1, and Silver Line bus routes. The Orange Line is also within walking distance.

1-Bedroom $1300-1500
2-Bedroom $1500-1600
3-Bedroom $2000+

Estimated Commute Time: 5 minutes (walking)



Copley Rentals - http://www.thecopleygroup.com/

If you're looking for an apartment in the Fenway area Copley Rentals manages over 750 units in 30 different buildings. All are within walking distance of the D Line. Prices range as follows:

Studios: $900-1050 1 bdrms: $1100-1300 2 bdrms: $1600-1700

Longwood Towers - www.lincolnapts.com

Located directly off the D Line in Brookline. Approx. commute time of 30 minutes to Medical Campus. Great apartment community, but for most not very affordable.

Studios: $1600 1 bdrms: $1600-1965 2 bdrms: $2245-2930 3 bdrms: $3110 4 bdrms: $4900

They are currently offering one month of free rent.
-first, thanks for this info. it is very useful.
-second, i saw that a lot of people don't like your opinion about BU. well, it is yours and as long as it true, you have the right to post it and share it.
i would not comment your thoughts about BU or whaterver, i just want to thank you, that you share this info - particular Boston housing. (and as long as security is an issue - it is problem not only in Boston)
I can only hope that more people will share info about Boston, for me it does not matter if it is negative opinion or good one - as long as it true ,and it could prepare us for this program and for living in this beautiful sity. thanks again.
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