Cambridge MLS

Condo Sales and Rentals MLS

With available condominiums in Cambridgeport, Kendall Square, Mid-Cambridge, Harvard Square and Inman Square, we have the MLS listing for you. Properties have architecture from the 1700s and 1800s as well as new construction. For $550,000, you can secure a 1,000 square foot two bedroom with two full bathrooms and more. Maybe 1,600 square feet floor plan with three bedrooms and two full bathrooms on Chauncy Street is a better fit. Regardless of what the needs are, we have the ideal unit with amenities galore and comparable association fees. Community features include fitness centers, common areas including resident lounges, concierge services, doormen and more. Parking, snow and garbage removal as well as exterior maintenance are also included.

Single Family Homes Sales and Rentals MLS

Welcome home to a single family property in Cambridge starting at $900,000 with two bedrooms and one full and one half baths. There are features including bay windows, fireplaces in most rooms, crown molding, and French doors. Wood paneling in libraries, studies and dens add a rich look to the décor. Floor plans have even more space four bedrooms and three full and one half bath on Fairmont Street. There are over 3,000 square feet of amenities such as fireplaces, bay windows, Corinthian stone, gourmet kitchens, and more. For times when you want to step out for a breath of fresh air, private decks or balconies that wrap around the entire level can be found. Full basements or loft attics add the potential for more living or storage space. Manicured lawns, picket fences, and paved walkways make this a place to call home with impressive selections.

Commercial Sales and Rentals MLS

There is an office space or retail location in this sought-after zip code. With high-rises and mid-rises on Massachusetts Avenue that come with space for high volume traffic, your office awaits. Industrial properties on Cambridge Street are ready for any production your business model has. At less than $14 per square foot and up to 100,000 sq. ft. of possibilities, budgets will be maintained.

With its ultra-competitive real estate market, the city of Cambridge can be a tough place to find the right house, townhome or condo. If you are in the market to buy a home in this area, do yourself a favor and connect with Boston City Properties. You can sign up for free access to our searchable listings, which are populated by reputable multiple listing service sources and updated continually. With a few clicks of the mouse button, you can get a feel for what is currently available and proceed from there. Read on to brush up on the basics about this city and its real estate market.

The Basics

Situated across the Charles River directly north of the city of Boston, this Middlesex County city had a population of around 105,000 at the time of the 2010 U.S. Census. Because it is home to so many prestigious institutes of higher learning, this city’s real estate market is particularly chaotic—students come and go with every passing season, and this makes for volatile conditions. Median monthly rent here is around $3,300, and some of the most popular neighborhoods include Porter Square, East Cambridge, Cambridgeport and Kendall Square. In addition to Boston, this city is bordered by Belmont, Arlington, Watertown and Somerville.

Real Estate Market

The real estate market of this largish Boston-area city is exceptionally fast-paced and confusing, so it is critical to arm yourself with the right resources. The median sale price for all residential properties here is around $750,000, and this represents an increase of nearly 8 percent from the same period last year. Homes here offer an average of around 1,100 square feet of space, which isn’t exactly huge but isn’t exceedingly small, either. Although homes here aren’t technically located in Boston, they are close enough to be convenient for people who need to go into the city on a regular basis.

What to Expect

This city is very urban in nature, so you can expect to find more high-density housing than anything else. Still, single-family homes are available too—they just tend to be trickier to find. The large student population of the city fluctuates throughout the year as school semesters begin and end, and this often throws the market into even more chaos. The best time of year to buy a new home here is in the summer because that is when the population is lowest and things are quietest.

Find Homes for Sale

You undoubtedly landed on this page because you are looking for information about this town’s real estate market and need to buy a home here. The next logical step is signing up for immediate, free access to Boston City Properties’ listings, which are updated throughout the day and populated by reputable multiple listing service sources like the MLS PIN—the largest of its kind in New England. Our search tool allows you to select your desired geographic search area, and you can adjust filters for things like price and size to find what you need fast.

Although searching for homes for sale in Cambridge can be daunting, you’re certain to have a much easier time by availing yourself of all of the help that you can get. Start now by signing up to search our listings. Before you know it, you will have a list of promising options to look into further. From there, contact us to get a referral to a skilled local real estate agent. They can take you to look at homes and guide you through closing. For more info, call Boston City Properties.

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