Fenway Apartments

Westland Avenue Three Bedroom Apartment For 9-1

apts — Fri, 27 May 2011 18:57:02 +0000

This awesome three bedroom apartment just came on the market and it will be gone before the end of the weekend if you do not act now.

It features a huge living room and a nice kitchen and bathroom. It also gets tons of light!!

It is located on Westland Avenue just steps from the Symphony T stop and the Route one bus on Mass Ave. It is perfect for Northeastern (NEU), Berklee and Wentworth students.

It is also great for working professional who would like to be close to Back Bay, Downtown and the South End. It is also really close to Fenway Park.

There is a Wholefoods supermarket located on the same street so you do not have to walk too far to get your groceries.

Heat and hot water is included in the rent.

Call me now to see this unit before someone else gets in there!!

Westland Avenue Three

Great Westland Avenue Studio is Available NOW

apts — Mon, 23 May 2011 00:17:59 +0000

This beautiful yet affordable studio, is located on Westland Avenue. It is perfect for Berklee students, Northeastern students or anyone that needs to be located near Back Bay or any of the Fenway colleges. This apartments features front exposure, Resident Street Parking and Hardwood Floors. Heat and Hot Water is included in the rent so that is one less bill to worry about!

This apartment is located near Hemenway Street and St. Stephens Street. It is close to a supermarket- Wholefood, and many great restaurants and bars

Transportation near this apartments includes:

GREEN-E – Symphony (0.13 miles)
ORANGE – Massachusetts Ave. (0.24 miles)
GREEN-B – Hynes Convention Center / ICA (0.33 miles)
GREEN-D – Hynes Convention Center / ICA (0.33 miles)
GREEN-C – Hynes Convention Center / ICA (0.33 miles)
Bus Routes and Stops
39 – Huntington Ave & Opera Pl (0.21 miles)
CT1 – Massachusetts Ave & Massachusetts Ave St (0.24 miles)
1 – Massachusetts Ave & Massachusetts Ave St (0.24 miles)
55 – Boylston St & Massachusetts Ave (0.28 miles)
43 – Tremont St & Massachusetts Ave (0.46 miles)
CT2 – Ruggles St & Huntington Ave (0.57 miles)
57 – Kenmore Station Busway (0.55 miles)
60 – Kenmore Station Busway (0.55 miles)
65 – Kenmore Station Busway (0.55 miles)
19 – Kenmore Station Busway (0.55 miles)
CT3 – Ruggles St & Huntington Ave (0.57 miles)
8 – Kenmore Station Busway (0.55 miles)

Great Westland Avenue

Gorgeous 9/1 Kenmore Square Three Bed

apts — Sun, 22 May 2011 23:03:37 +0000

This beautiful three bedroom apartment is available for a September 1 move in. It is $3000/mth including heat, hot water and cooking gas. The best features of this apartment are the roof deck, beautiful views and gorgeous kitchen with granite counters!

Gorgeous 9/1 Kenmore

Rental Market In Fenway is HOT

apts — Wed, 18 May 2011 02:27:17 +0000

The current word from people trying to rent an apartment in the Fenway area if that the market is hot this year.
People are reporting that when they find apartments that they are interested in they have to rush to submit applications on the unit. In many cases they are beaten by other applicants.

Landlords are also reporting that they do not have a lot of people vacating apartments this year. Tenants are staying put! The theory behind this is that due to the uncertainty in the real estate market people are holding out on buying. This in turn is making the availability of new rental properties coming on the market limited, which in turn is pushing up prices, increasing the real estate fee that the tenants are responsible for and decreasing the availability of units.

Overall from what can be seen the only people that are moving this year are the people that have to and when they find a unit that they like, they have to move quickly!

New Development Announced By Berklee

apts — Wed, 18 May 2011 00:25:21 +0000

BOSTON — The BRA last night approved Berklee College of Music’s Institutional Master Plan for developing three parcels along Massachusetts Avenue that will add 500,000 square feet of classroom, performance, administrative, student life, and dorm space for 800 students. The architect is William Rawn Associates Architects, Inc. of Boston. Construction for one of the projects will begin this fall.

The three parcels are 168, 161 – 171, and 130 – 136 Massachusetts Avenue, the latter of which is at the corner of Boylston Street where the Berklee Performance Center sits. That site, referred to as the Berklee Crossroads project, will see the most dramatic changes when it’s fully developed as a 24-story tower featuring a new, state-of-the-art performance center. The Crossroads was originally designed for 29 stories, but in a series of meetings over four years, neighbors asked that the college seek ways to lower the height, which was accomplished with the acquisition of the other properties.

The projects will also add housing for a total of 800 students contributing to Boston Mayor Thomas Menino’s request that colleges and universities move more students on campus to free rental apartments for neighborhood residents.

The first project to be constructed is 168 Massachusetts Avenue for a projected cost of $100 million. A building existing on the site now will be razed to create a 16-story, 155,000 square-foot mixed-use building with floor-to-ceiling windows on the bottom floors illuminating student life and music for passersby. Construction is planned for the fall of this year with an opening for the 2013 fall semester. 168 Massachusetts Avenue will house new dorm rooms with approximately 370 beds, a two-story dining hall and student performance venue with seating for 400. A music technology center with recording studios will be developed below grade. Practice and ensemble rooms and student lounges will occupy the upper floors. Along the street will be retail space.

“Developing these projects promises to be the most exciting event in my tenure at the college,” says Berklee President Roger Brown. “With all of the new living space, we’ll be able to house our entire entering class. And, with all that it has to offer, 168 Massachusetts Avenue is going to be an important addition to the fabric of the neighborhood. I really appreciate the BRA Task Force for all their hard work on the project.”

The project architect is William Rawn Associates, Architects of Boston. The Rawn firm is responsible for a number of award-winning performing arts and campus buildings, including the Seiji Ozawa Hall at Tanglewood, the Williams College ’62 Center for Theater and Dance, the new Cambridge Public Library, and Northeastern University Buildings G and H.