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    Apartments for Rent in Cambridge, MA

    Listings last updated 07/08/2022

    54 Apartments in Cambridge

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    How much is the average rent in Cambridge, MA?

    The average rent in Cambridge, MA is at $3,399. There are 54 apartments for rent in Cambridge, MA to choose from, with prices between $1,650 and $10,989 per month.

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    Renter’s City Guide to Cambridge, MA
    Introducing Cambridge Expenses & Housing Stats Jobs & Education Lifestyle & Renting Tips

    Located in Middlesex County, MA, the city of Cambridge is best known for being home to two internationally acclaimed universities: Harvard and the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT). Founded in 1630, the city fittingly takes its name from the UK-based University of Cambridge, whose Puritan theology appealed to the city’s founders. The city’s two universities have also brought an unparalleled contribution to the world’s leading researchers and scientists. In fact, 129 of the 780 Nobel Prize winners have been affiliated with Cambridge universities during their careers.

    How big is Cambridge?

    Cambridge is the fifth-largest city in Massachusetts after Boston, Worcester, Springfield and Lowell. In terms of total area, it only spans across a little more than seven square miles. Residents fondly refer to Cambridge as the ‘City of Squares,’ due to its many squares that form charming neighborhoods filled with cultural and historic attractions.

    What cities are close to Cambridge?

    You can see Boston on the other side of the Charles River, and getting there from Cambridge is a quick, 15-minute drive. Concord, N.H., is a 1.5-hour drive north or, if you fancy a day out in the Big Apple, you can get to New York City in about 3.5 hours. 

    What is the weather like in Cambridge?

    Although Cambridge has a warm continental climate, don’t get your hopes up too high about the weather. Cambridge gets a lot of rain throughout the year, and it has practically no dry season. Winters can be very cold, with the average temperature in January being 26°F. Meanwhile, summers are a bit warmer, reaching highs of up to 80°F, yet they are also very humid.

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    Is Cambridge a good place to live?

    Best known as a college town, Cambridge is also a great place to live for families and young professionals — and it has the accolades to prove it. The city ranked second in Livability’s “Top 10 Healthiest Cities,” due to its walkability and recreational facilities, as well as its doctor-to-patient ratio. Sperling also rated it the #1 place for “Most Competitive Private Colleges,” as well as “Safest City for Families with Young Children.” 

    What are the pros of living in Cambridge?

    Having two prestigious universities just two miles apart is just one of the pros of living in Cambridge. Part of the Boston metropolitan area, the city has succeeded in preserving its cultural and historic heritage, and many areas in Cambridge have retained their original housing structures. It’s also a real piece of heaven for foodies and history buffs, as well as those who enjoy an outdoor lifestyle.

    What are the cons of living in Cambridge?

    One of the downsides to living in Cambridge is the housing costs, which can be quite high due to the fact that the city has numerous historic buildings and neighborhoods. The cost of living may be lower than Boston, but it’s still above the national average. Residents also mention the city sprawl and constant traffic as some of their grievances in living here. 

    Cambridge Demographic Highlights
    Total Population 117,822
    Female
    Male
    58,713
    59,109
    Median Age 30.6
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    How much is public transportation in Cambridge?

    Public transportation in Cambridge is provided by the Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority, with the Silver Line routes SL4 and SL5 being the two that operate within Boston and its immediate communities. A one-way cash fare costs $2, or $1.70 if you have a CharlieCard. Monthly local bus passes are available for $55. 

    How much does a meal cost in Cambridge?

    A three-course meal for two in one of Cambridge’s mid-range restaurants costs around $57.50, or you can grab a meal in an inexpensive diner for $13. In general, restaurant prices are 20.3% lower than in Boston, while groceries are 4.73% cheaper. 

    How much are utilities in Cambridge?

    Monthly utilities for a 915-square-foot apartment in Cambridge are $147.83, on average. Internet services are an additional $72 each month.

    Cambridge Rent Statistics
    Apartment Rent Ranges
    $501 - $7000%
    $701 - $1,0000%
    $1,001 - $1,5000%
    $1,501 - $2,0003.87%
    > $200096.13%
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    What is the average rent in Cambridge?

    The average rent for an apartment in Cambridge is $3,399 per month.

    What is the average apartment size in Cambridge?

    The average apartment size in Cambridge is 839 sq. ft.

    What is the rent for a studio apartment in Cambridge?

    Rent for a studio apartment in Cambridge ranges between $2,000 and $7,795 per month.

    What is the rent for a 1-bedroom apartment in Cambridge?

    Rent for a 1-bedroom apartment in Cambridge ranges between $1,815 and $10,989 per month.

    What is the rent for a 2-bedroom apartment in Cambridge?

    Rent for a 2-bedroom apartment in Cambridge ranges between $2,200 and $10,173 per month.

    What is the rent for a 3-bedroom apartment in Cambridge?

    Rent for a 3-bedroom apartment in Cambridge ranges between $2,730 and $10,757 per month.

    Cambridge Housing Statistics
    Occupied Housing Units 47,449
    Owner occupied 34.9%
    Renter occupied 65.1%
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    What are the top employers in Cambridge?

    Cambridge’s economy relies heavily on educational and research institutions. Harvard alone employs almost 12,000 residents, while MIT employs around 8,700, ranking them both as the city’s top employers. Other top employers include the City of Cambridge, Biogen, Novartis and Mount Auburn Hospital.

    Cambridge Employment Statistics
    White Collar 67,051
    Blue Collar 2,795
    White Collar 96%
    Blue Collar 4%
    Self Employment 5,125
    Private Companies 38,351
    Governmental Workers 6,093
    Not for Profit Companies 20,277
    Self Employment 7.34%
    Private Companies 54.91%
    Governmental Workers 8.72%
    Not for Profit Companies 29.03%
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    What are the top colleges in Cambridge?

    Cambridge has some of the best colleges and universities not just in the state, but also in the entire U.S. It goes without saying that Harvard and MIT will make the top of the list, but there are also several other institutions to consider. Hult International Business School, Cambridge College, Longy School of Music, Lesley University, Cambridge School of Culinary Arts, and Le Cordon Bleu College of Culinary Arts in Boston are just some of your best picks, depending on the degree you’re pursuing. The city also has numerous highly ranked schools, both private and public.

    Cambridge Education Statistics
    No High School1.97%
    Some High School10.7%
    Some College17.69%
    Associate Degree1.82%
    Bachelor Degree28.48%
    Graduate Degree39.34%
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    What are the top attractions in Cambridge?

    Cambridge is a city steeped in history, and even a walk through the downtown area will allow you to come face to face with its rich heritage. Visiting the Harvard and MIT campuses is a must, as they lay at the center of what defines the city’s identity. The city’s famous squares are also a great hangout, filled with bars, cafes and bookstores. Specifically, the most notable one, Harvard Square, has been around since the city was founded in 1630. For a unique place to visit in Cambridge, check out Mount Auburn Cemetery, which is both a national historic landmark, as well as the burial site of many prominent figures, such as poet Henry Wadsworth Longfellow.

    Are there parks in Cambridge?

    Living in one of America’s healthiest cities means that there’s never any shortage of fun things to do outdoors. Although most of Cambridge is densely built residential space, there are several places for walking or biking — such as Cambridge Common. Or, if you fancy a swim, you can take a dip in the Charles River in the summer. For a grand day out in nature, head up toward Concord and check out the many national wildlife refuges and historic parks in the area.

    What are the best museums in Cambridge?

    For a smaller-sized city, Cambridge has a surprising number of museums that await your visit. Of the 17 total museums, Harvard alone has five, with highlights such as the Harvard Museum of Natural History and Harvard Art Museums, which includes the Fogg Museum. Peabody Museum of Archaeology, MIT Museum, Museum of Comparative Zoology and the Semitic Museum are also well worth a tour. If you’re a book lover, don’t miss the Cambridge Public Library, where you can still see the stunning original building, which was built in 1888. 

    Where to go out in Cambridge?

    No college town would be complete without its fair share of places for going out, and Cambridge is no exception. If you thought the two major universities lent it a serious vibe, you’d be surprised to discover that Cambridge also has a great comedy scene, with live stand-up acts at The Comedy Studio or Improv Boston. For music gigs and up-and-coming local bands, check out The Middle East club and rock venue. Pop in for lunch at the Beat Brasserie, Craigie on Main, Grendel’s Den or the Miracle of Science, where you might even see MIT students in their lab coats.

    Cambridge Household Statistics
    Total Number of Households 47,449
    Average People Per Household 2
    Median Household Income$107,490
    Average Household Income$145,972
    Family
    Non-family
    20,148
    27,301
    Children
    No Children
    8,685
    38,764

    What are the renters’ rights in Cambridge?

    Massachusetts renter’s rights stipulate that landlords must give 30 days’ notice before increasing the rent, as well as how much money they can charge for the security deposit, which cannot go above one month’s rent. Tenants have 14 days to pay the rent before the landlord can begin the eviction process, yet they are also allowed to withhold rent should landlords fail to provide repairs or fix problems within the unit in a timely manner.

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