Rent $2,242 a month · Income $67,260 to $120,000 a year.
Saves ~$250/mo vs market. That's like a $60,000 bond.
- Rent
- $2,242From, a month
- Income
- $67K–$120K A year, 1 person
- Deadline
- 11 daysApply by Nov 10
- Type
- WaitlistA list, waits can be long
What the source doesn't say
Not stated a description of the building.
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Units & rents
| Unit size | AMI band | Rent | Household size | Income range | Units |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Studio | 100% AMI | $2,242/mo | 1 person2 people | $67,260–$120,000$67,260–$137,200 | 1 |
| Household sizes are a guide; the property sets its own occupancy rules. | |||||
AMI means Area Median Income: each band is an income level. Income is the household's yearly gross income, by its size. A dash (—) means the official listing does not give that number.
Who qualifies
$67,260 to $120,000 a year, for one person. Larger households have higher limits: see the table.
- Units for people with mobility disabilities
A preference ranks you ahead of other applicants; a set-aside keeps some homes for a group. You can still apply without one.
How to apply
How you apply A paper application to the leasing office · verra@maloneyproperties.com · 617-531-7123 · from the property's site.
Apply on Boston Metrolist. It is free there, always. Boston-area listings can be lotteries, waitlists or first come, first served. You apply to the property's agent, as the Metrolist page says.
Homes: Studio.
From Boston Metrolist. You apply with the property.
Information from Boston Metrolist (official site), last checked . RentMaxxer is not the agency; every match is an estimate. Something wrong? Report a problem.
