Cambridge

Founded in 1630, the college town of Cambridge has long been one of the country’s intellectual hubs. Political protests, bike lanes or science-driven cuisine and mixology are in full supply.

Anchored to the Charles River by Harvard and MIT and across from the city of Boston. From the quiet residential streets in its western edge to the hip squares and bustling courtyards along its many college campuses, this innovative intellectual hub is ever-evolving, continuing to attract thinkers, dreamers, families, and professionals alike.

Agassiz

Agassiz is a small neighborhood between Harvard Square and Porter Square.

Cambridge Highlands

Cambridge Highlands is a largely commercial-industrial area that includes Alewife train station and Fresh Pond Mall.

Cambridgeport

Cambridgeport is a dense and diverse neighborhood bordering the Charles River.

East Cambridge

Major changes have transformed the once industrial East Cambridge into a vibrant hub for business and education.

Mid-Cambridge

Mid-Cambridge is large, high density residential neighborhood bordered by Central Square, Harvard Square, and Inman Square.

MIT

The area around the campus of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) is a walkable neighborhood where many grad and undergrad students from MIT reside. The area contains the core of MIT’s academic and research facilities in addition to the majority...