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Home to Harvard and MIT, known for academic culture, tech startups, and intellectual vibrancy
Search Cambridge Apartments95
Walk Score
90
Transit Score
92
Bike Score
$3,000
Avg 1BR Rent
| Unit Type | Average Rent |
|---|---|
| Studio | $2,400/month |
| 1 Bedroom | $3,000/month |
| 2 Bedrooms | $3,800/month |
Cambridge is the intellectual capital of the United States, home to Harvard University and MIT — two of the world's most prestigious institutions. The city pulses with innovation, from Kendall Square's biotech startups to Harvard Square's iconic bookshops and street performers. With a walk score of 95 and extensive Red Line access, Cambridge offers world-class dining, cultural events, and a quality of life that attracts the brightest minds from around the globe. Rents reflect the demand, but the payoff is living in one of America's most vibrant, intellectually stimulating communities.
Population
118,000
Median Age
30
Students
30%
Walk Score
95/100
Bike Score
92/100
Transit Score
90/100
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