Apartments near HBS

Bower, located on Beacon St, is the closest Harvard Business School housing, just a 10-minute cab ride from the university.

The average distance of the amber Harvard Business School housing is 2 miles, or a 3-minute cab ride.

You should book your Harvard Business School student housing 6-9 months before the start of the academic year. So make sure you book your student housing in January if your term starts in September.

The Main Branch of the Cambridge Public Library is the closest public library to Harvard Business School, being only an 8-minute drive from the same. 

Harvard Square is the closest subway station to the university & is only a 20-minute walk. This station helps students travel easily to their Boston student apartments.

Few business schools carry the global influence & prestige of Harvard Business School. Best known for pioneering the case study method & producing generations of influential business leaders, entrepreneurs, and executives. HBS is known for attracting students from across the world who want to learn at the forefront of management education. While the college offers on-campus housing, many students prefer living at Harvard Business School housing to enjoy greater independence. The average distance of the amber Harvard Business School housing is within a 2-mile radius or a 3-minute cab ride, starting from $975 per month. Top apartments include June Homes 02145 & June Homes 02144. 

Established in 1908, HBS is located at Soldiers Field, Boston, Massachusetts 02163, on Harvard University's campus in Allston. HBS is widely recognized for pioneering the case method of business education. This approach transformed management teaching worldwide & remains the foundation of the MBA curriculum today. The school enrolls 1,000 MBA students per class, and in addition to its renowned MBA program, HBS is known for strengths in Entrepreneurship, Finance, General Management, Leadership, & Strategy. The primary intake begins in August. Notable alumni include Michael Bloomberg, founder of Bloomberg LP; Sheryl Sandberg, former COO of Meta; & George W. Bush, 43rd President of the United States. Students choose off-campus Harvard Business School housing, like June Homes 02141, to travel conveniently to the university.

Living off campus also provides easy access to the broader Cambridge and Boston communities, where networking opportunities, cultural attractions, & a thriving startup ecosystem are never far away. Apartments for rent near Harvard Business School include a variety of studios, shared apartments, & 1B flats, allowing students to find a home away from home.

Students can reach the HBS campus via the Harvard Square Station on the MBTA Red Line, located 15 minutes away by foot or shuttle, while several MBTA bus routes, including the 66 & 86, connect the campus to nearby neighborhoods & transit hubs. Eligible students can participate in Harvard's MBTA Semester Pass Program, which provides discounted subway, bus, & commuter rail passes starting from $320. Popular destinations such as Harvard Square, MIT, & Downtown Boston are easily accessible by public transit. The Boston Logan International Airport can typically be reached in 20 to 30 minutes by car or transit. Youth Pass: If you are a young adult aged 18–25 living in a participating city, you can apply for a Youth Pass to get 50% reduced one-way fares or an unlimited $30 monthly pass.

HBS student life revolves around more than 95 student-run clubs & organizations covering entrepreneurship, consulting, technology, healthcare, social enterprise, & regional interests. Organizations such as the Entrepreneurship Club, Tech Club, Women in Investing Club, & Africa Business Club host conferences, speaker events, networking sessions, and treks to major companies around the world. A defining feature of the HBS student experience is the Section System, where first-year MBA students are assigned to a cohort of approximately 90 classmates & complete their core curriculum together. This structure creates a highly collaborative learning environment in which students debate hundreds of business cases, build close professional relationships, & develop leadership skills through daily classroom discussions.