Photograph: Courtesy Zumper
Photograph: Courtesy Zumper

114 Union Park St #3

Two-bedroom in SoWa, $2,600/month ($1,300 per person)

Some fool just broke the lease on this unicorn of a South End apartment; their insanity is your gain. First of all, the kitchen looks enormous, with a built-in microwave and a dishwasher. Granted, when you’re within walking distance of a zillion great restaurants, you might not end up cooking much, but there’s plenty of space to enjoy your late-night takeout falafel from Pita. We’re also digging the front-to-back flow of the space, and even the closet space looks decent (attention hoarders: There’s basement storage to boot).

The 5 best affordable Boston apartments this February

At just $1,000 to $2,000 per person, these handpicked Boston apartments are actually worth the money

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Our rental prices don’t always grab the headlines, but Boston is a tough place to find an apartment without a Brady-Bündchen household income (and as transplants quickly realize after moving here, it's easy to get trapped in a high-rent situation). With the sudden glut of luxury condos, everyone is panicking about their residential ROI, so we’re taking a look at what you can get in this town for between $1,000 and $2,000 per person, per month. Whether you want to live like a Brahmin on Beacon Hill or move into the fashionable South End, check out our rotating selection of reasonably priced Boston apartments fromreal-estate site Zumper’s inventory. But do it quickly, because these will disappear quicker than an Ortiz line-drive homer.

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