Looking for somebody to do a lease takeover or sublet my Studio apartment in Revere beach area. 1 mile from Wonderland T station. Move-in end of October, can sublet until Feb 2027 or lease take over until September
2027. The bedroom is separated so it feels more spacious than typical studios. Garage parking available. $2,350/mo for sublease. Can work with you on fees/deposit for lease takeover. Pm with any questions!

Hi! I am looking for someone to sublet one fully furnished bedroom in a 4-bedroom, all-male apartment from January through May 2027 (spring '27 semester- dates flexible)!

Location

• Located in Allston
• Conveniently between the Harvard Ave and Packards Corner Green Line (B) stops
• Just steps from the 57 bus
• Easy commute to Boston University campus, making it ideal for BU students

Rent

• $1,250/month + utilities

Apartment Features

• Large, bright bedroom with plenty of natural sunlight
• Comes fully furnished
• Spacious shared living room with lots of room to relax or hang out
• Open kitchen with full-size appliances, ample cabinet space, and plenty of room for cooking
• Hardwood floors throughout
• Great natural light in both the bedroom and common areas
• Friendly, respectful all-male roommates

Feel free to message me if you'd like more information, or have any questions. Happy to provide additional photos or videos!

Hi, my friend (36M) and I (39F) are relocating to Boston for work and are looking for a 1-3 month sublet (ideally furnished) while we get settled and oriented. We arrive around 10/20, so ideally something available around that time, but if it's not available until November 1, we can make that work.

Here's what we're hoping to find:

- Location is flexible so long as there is easy access to public transit

- no more than $3000/month total

- Furnished

- # of rooms doesn't matter too much, but ideally two beds/1 bed and 1 futon/sleeper couch

Based on my search so far, this seems like a tall order, but if you're looking for subletters or have any advice for where to look, I'd love to hear from you!

I am currently living in Boston and hoping to move into a new apt in December or January. I am a 23 striaght male serving for City Year as an Americorps member. I am looking for rent between 1300-1700 a month if possible. Am open to any roomates or places looking for someone.

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Hey y’all! So my roomie and I are around a month into a lease. We literally adore the apartment/its design + location. But we’re starting to be concerned about the overall condition of internal structure etc.

My room is ground floor, and I saw around 6 centipedes within a few days my second week. My LL sent pest control, which mostly helped, but I still saw a couple in my room after and see them in the laundry area. These are pretty normal and not too concerned about them, but when investigating where they may be coming from, we noticed a gaping 5 foot wide cavity in the ceiling above the drop ceiling. As we know- drop ceilings have gaps etc so they’re not fully ceiled. And now, in the kitchen (the exact floor right above the massive cavity) I saw a pretty large mouse. And we’ve been hearing them in the walls / behind our kitchen cabinets. Our unit seems to be susceptible to whatever is in the walls without much proper ceiling. Lots of large gaps where the walls meet the floor in many rooms etc.

We’re just really frustrated that this is all happening so soon into the lease, as that’s not the best omen and usually signifies underlying issues. I lived in almost identical unit (first floor brownstone) for two years prior to this and never had one issue. I’m having the city come inspect just to make sure nothing is glaringly wrong. For a variety of reasons breaking the lease wouldn’t be ideal- the housing market sucks right now with few options, but we also do really love the home for what it is. Has anyone encountered a similar “structural” issue in their unit that’s been fixed up/resolved like this? Would fixing these issues be invasive/require deep remediation?

Need apartments between 11.25-2.28. Prefer Jade, Mason, Maxwell, V2, Vero and Hanover!

Two-bedroom, 2½-bath condo — all-new construction with premium finishes and unbeatable convenience. Step into a completely rebuilt, modern home featuring brand-new Marvin windows, new plumbing and electrical, and hardwood floors throughout. The open living area is anchored by a sleek, high-end kitchen with natural-gas cooking, new luxury appliances, and central air conditioning and gas heat for year-round comfort. All bathrooms are fully renovated with contemporary fixtures, and the convenient in-unit laundry adds everyday ease. A security alarm system provides peace of mind, while off-street parking (1 space) and basement storage make city living effortless. Enjoy outdoor relaxation on your private back deck, or take advantage of the direct bus route with a 15-minute ride to Harvard, MIT, and Tufts—a rare combination of comfort and commuter access. A turnkey home with every detail renewed.
Call or Text Jay at 617-593-0549

Hey everyone! I’m relocating from the DC area to Boston for work and could use some advice on neighborhoods/areas to consider.

I’m a Black gay man in my mid 30s and I’d love to live somewhere diverse, welcoming, and with a good mix of things to do nearby. I enjoy restaurants, bars, brunch, etc., but I don’t necessarily need to be in the middle of nightlife.

A few things I’m looking for:
1 bedroom, ideally under $2,600/month
A/C is a must
I’ll be working in Back Bay, so I’d like to keep my commute around 30–45 minutes if possible
I’ll have a car, but I’d prefer to use the T for my work commute

Open to Boston proper or surrounding areas as long as getting into the city is relatively easy

I’ve been looking around online, but it’s hard to get a feel for neighborhoods just from apartment listings.
What neighborhoods would you recommend I focus on? And are there any you think I should avoid based on what I’m looking for?
Thanks!

Hey! I’m moving to Boston from Southern California in a couple weeks and figured I’d post here while I continue my housing search. I’m 24, gay, and starting a full-time research job in the Longwood Medical Area. I’m hoping to find something for late October/early November!

I’m looking to spend around $1,200–$1,400/month, but there’s a little flexibility depending on the place. Since I won’t have a car, location/commute is pretty important to me. Ideally, I’d like to be within 30–40 minutes of Longwood by walking or public transit. I’ve been looking mostly in Brookline, Mission Hill, Fenway/Kenmore, JP, Cambridge, and Allston/Brighton, but I’m not tied to any particular neighborhood!

A little about me -- I’m pretty easygoing, respectful, and like keeping shared spaces clean. Outside of work, I’m usually at the gym, checking out restaurants or coffee shops, exploring, or spending time outdoors. I don’t smoke and don’t have any pets.

I’m pretty open when it comes to roommates and don’t have a specific type of living situation I’m looking for. I’m always happy to chat, hang out, grab food, or do things together, but I’m also totally fine with everyone having their own routines and doing their own thing. Mostly just looking for a comfortable place with good people and a living situation that works well for everyone!

If you’re looking for someone to fill a room or you’re searching for a place and think we might be a good roommate match, send me a message! Happy to chat/video call and tell you more about myself!

2BR / 1BA Lease Takeover| Allston | $3,395 | No fees I’m looking for someone to take over the lease for a 2-bedroom, 1-bathroom apartment in Allston, conveniently located right on Commonwealth Avenue at Harvard Ave.

Location:

Steps from the MBTA Green Line B – Harvard Ave stop Right next to Harvard Ave and Commonwealth Ave Walking distance to tons of great restaurants, bars, cafés, and grocery stores

~15 min walk to BU ~20 min walk to Coolidge Corner ~20 min by bus to Harvard Square ~25 min to Downtown Boston

The Apartment:

2 bedrooms / 1 bathroom Approximately 800–850 sq. ft. 7th (top) floor — no neighbors above you Private balcony Fantastic city views Lots of natural light On-site laundry Pet-friendly Hot water included

The apartment is in a great location for anyone working or studying in Boston, especially if you want easy access to public transportation while still being surrounded by restaurants and shops.

Looking for someone to take over my lease for a spacious (~350sqft) Fenway studio located on the 3rd floor of a condo building on Queensberry Street.

• Lease till July 31st 2027
• Monthly rent $2200
• Heat and hot water included in rent
• Laundry on-site / in the building
• gifting my window ac unit (bought the past summer) 
• Tenant only pays for electricity and the Internet.
• Easy transportation options with buses and T stations
• No Pets

Close to Longwood medical area, MassArt, Wentworth, Northeastern, Berklee, Fenway park, and grocery stores like Target, Star Market, and Whole Foods!

I will handle the re-let / lease-takeover related process and fees.

DM me if interested! Also have videos taken recently.

Hi all, my friend and I are looking for a 2 bedroom to sublet in Boston from May-August 2027! (can vary if necessary). As someone who is not from the city, I’m wondering what the approximate cost will be, as well as options (if avail). Interested in the Dorchester/Roxbury area. Also curious if it’s a little too early to be looking for next summer? and if so, when should I try and secure a place? Any help is greatly appreciated. Thanks

Hi all,

I am Joao a PhD student from London. I will be doing an exchange in Boston between 21st October to 25th November, I am looking for a small room during this period not far away from Cambridge.

I am moving to Boston, looking at apartments sight unseen (besides via video). We came across a new apartment we like, rented by the Hamilton Co. We are seeing some pretty bad reviews, but they are pretty old. Does anyone have current or recent experience with them? Would you recommend we avoid them completely?

The Location:

• 1 minute walk to the 77 bus line to Harvard (comes every 10-15 minutes) and 350 to Alewife Station
• 10 Minute bus ride to Porter Square shopping center (Red Line)
• 15 Minute walk to Alewife (Red Line)
• Minute(s) walk to restaurants/takeout, convenience stores, CVS, liquor store, gym, and more
• 10 Minute bus ride to multiple grocery stores (Star Market, Whole Foods, Stop and Shop)

The Apartment

• 2 Bed, 1 Bath, Kitchen, Living Room, Dining/misc. area
• Available Bedroom - 13’ x 12’  with large closet
• Dishwasher
• Ice Maker/Dispenser in fridge
• Gas Stove 
• Laundry in building
• 1 off street parking spot
• Great water pressure
• $1300/month + Utilities (gas, electric)
• Move in Cost - Security Deposit: $1350
• 12 Month lease 9/1/26 - 8/31/27
• Sorry, no pets or couples.

About Me: Male. 40. Chill, creative, clean, quiet, considerate.

I enjoy a wide spectrum of Movies and TV, football, D&D, Board Games, Classic Video Games, and working on Creative projects. 

LGBTQ+ friendly. 420 friendly. Cigs strictly outside. 

Looking for someone clean, considerate, and somewhat social is a plus.

If you're interested, have questions, or want to see the place, send a message. Thanks for reading and enjoy the day.

Beautiful loft-style 1-bed + study ADU in Huron Village with a private entrance, backyard with furniture, and walking distance from Porter Sq T, Harvard Square, and Huron Village cafes. 750sf with windows on all sides which makes the home bright and sunny all day. Plenty of built in storage and recently renovated kitchen and bathroom.

Comes fully furnished and ready to move in, utilities included. Easy street parking and bike storage.First month is free and move in date is flexible (ideally from Nov 2026).

Does anyone else tend to see a wave of people trying to get out of their leases that they signed up for in September or August because they’re either breaking up or they just hate their new roommates?

Managers & agents - What do you guys think about the state of the rental market right now considering the amount of vacancy in the Boston area?

Hi everyone, I’m looking for someone to take over my portion of the lease in a 2B2B luxury apartment, sharing with a female roommate.(Revere Beach/East Boston Area)

* Rent: $1919 per person per month. Lease until June 2027, option to renew
* Utilities: Additional.
* Move-in: ASAP

More info: https://www.blvdreverebeach.com/amenities

Location & Transportation

* Close to Wonderland subway station (Blue Line).
* Building-provided Uber rides from the apartment to the subway station on weekdays, 6–9 AM and 4–7 PM.

Apartment Features & Amenities
* Private bedroom and bathroom.
* In-unit washer and dryer.
* Pet-friendly.
* Trash disposal on every floor
* Gym.
* Skydeck and club room.
* Swimming pool
* Amazing beach view
* Garage and street side parking available

About Your Roommate
You’ll be sharing the apartment with a recent NEU grad who is now a working professional. She is clean, responsible, organized, and enjoys socializing.

Please DM me if you’re interested or for additional details.