Cambridge is located on the left Bank of the Charles River and across downtown Boston. The city is home to two prominent Universities, Harvard and MIT, but also to the most innovative district in the U.S., the Kendall square Hub, gathering all the world-class leading Biopharma's and Technologies Companies.
Cambridge is only 6.43 square miles and densely populated, so how lost can you get? With a territory less than a mile square, Cambridge counts 105,000 souls, coming from all backgrounds and origins. It is a place of diversity. Massachusetts Avenue is the main artery running from Boston all the way to Arlington, and 5 squares punctuate its routes: Kendall square, Central Square, Harvard square, Inman Square and finally Porter Square. Each neighborhood has its own personality, and you can choose between leafy family-friendly neighborhoods and urban and vibrant city living.
City government divides it into 13 neighborhoods: East Cambridge: Area 2/MIT; Wellington-Harrington; The Port (formerly Area IV); Cambridgeport; Mid-Cambridge; Riverside; Agassiz; Neighborhood Nine; West Cambridge; North Cambridge; Cambridge Highlands and Strawberry Hill.
With such a young population - the average age is 31 years old - the city gathers many of the Top Restaurants around Boston, many public libraries - and its most phenomenal Main Library on Broadway -, plenty of Blue bikes & Hubway stations and parks.
Cambridge has 8 Elementary schools, 4 Middle Schools which feed into one High School, the Cambridge Rindge & Latin School (CRLS). Cambridge children are eligible for preschool enrollment when they are between the ages of 2 years, 9 months and 4 years, 5 months. DHSP Preschool enrollment is determined by a lottery system. Visit schools websites.
The highest recorded sale of a condominium in Cambridge in 2022 was 8 Ellery Street in Mid Cambridge, a 4000 sf stunning residence newly completed. It sold for $4,600,000.
Followed by 198 Pearl Street, a detached new build 3000 sf home in Cambridgeport, which sold for $3,450,000 off-market. 72 Holworthy Street in Strawberry Hill, a 2018 new built, followed and sold for $3,300,000.
If you are about to embark in the journey of finding your dream home in Cambridge Mass, Sandrine Deschaux welcome the opportunity to walk you through the differences, subtilities, pros and cons, between neighborhoods and guide you through the decision-making process. Contact Sandrine now at 857.204.9872 or [email protected]
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Cambridge has 47,777 households, with an average household size of 2.09. Data provided by the U.S. Census Bureau. Here’s what the people living in Cambridge do for work — and how long it takes them to get there. Data provided by the U.S. Census Bureau. 116,892 people call Cambridge home. The population density is 18,274.45 and the largest age group is Data provided by the U.S. Census Bureau.
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