Cambridge

Cambridge is a vibrant city in Middlesex County, Massachusetts with beautiful scenery and lots to do. As part of the Greater Boston metropolitan area, Cambridge serves as a major suburb for "Beantown". Cambridge holds a population of over 118,000 and is continuing to develop as it becomes more and more popular. Named after the University of Cambridge in England, Cambridge maintains its academic legacy; the city is home to several prestigious schools including Harvard University, Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT), and Lesley University. Cambridge's excellence doesn't stop at its universities and colleges, however; its Kendall Square neighborhood has been regarded as "the most innovative square mile on the planet" due to its rise in industry. It is no surprise that Cambridge is a highly desirable place to live. If you're looking to be near the center of it all with ample opportunity for personal and professional growth, look no further than Cambridge.

 

Population: 118,403

Median Income: $49,313

Homeownership Rate: 35%

 

Median Sales Price: $1,039,250

Number of Homes Sold: 100

Number of Days on the Market: 15

 

• Alden & Harlow, New American fare in a rustic-chic setting
• The Red House Restaurant, Elegant seafood eatery
• Little Donkey, International small plates with a diverse, chef-driven menu
• Cambridge Common Restaurant, Lively American restaurant with a lengthy beer menu
• Giulia, Upscale family-style Italian restaurant

 

Living in Cambridge comes with the best of both worlds and this is especially true when it comes to shopping. With such a close proximity to Boston, residents in Cambridge have access to some of the best shopping in the world! However, for those who prefer to stay local, Cambridge also offers a great variety of shops and boutiques to choose from. Whether you're looking for great malls with large selections or independent, local stores, there is a bit of everything here!