Boston is the largest US market on this site, with 382 units across 42 buildings — from 101 Federal Street in the Financial District to 1309 Beacon Street out in Brookline. Asking rates run $278 to $665 per m² a year, median $345, and units range from 5 m² to 530 m² with a median of 58 m².
Address choice in Boston moves the rate more than anything else. The Financial District towers around Federal Street and Liberty Square sit in the upper half of the range and put a team inside the walk-to-everything core. Beacon Street and the Brookline edge trade that for lower rates and easier parking. Apex Drive and the suburban parks are cheapest per m², and are chosen by teams that drive in rather than take the T.
The 42-building spread means Boston has genuine choice at every size: the 5 m² floor of the range is a single serviced desk, the 58 m² median is a room for eight to ten, and 530 m² is a full floor. Where an owner has not published a rate, the card in Boston says so rather than showing an estimate.