Cambridge, MA Black Real Estate Agents

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64 days (single-family); 80 days (condos)
A compact, walkable stretch of Massachusetts Avenue mixing historic Victorian and brick row houses with modern apartments, shops, and restaurants.
Condos avg. $1,247,991; single-family avg. $3,536,250 (April 2026)
$700,000 (condos) – $3,500,000+ (single-family homes)
Kendall Square
Porter Square
An MIT-adjacent, city-center-like district of high-rise condos and apartments at the heart of one of the world's most concentrated biotech and life-sciences job clusters.
A Charles River neighborhood next to MIT known for its classic triple-decker-style housing, parks, and restaurants.
Cambridgeport

Buyers are drawn to Cambridge by Harvard and MIT's constant demand for housing, the biotech and life-sciences job boom in Kendall Square, direct MBTA Red Line access into Boston, walkable squares full of restaurants and shops, and strong public and private schools.

Condos offer the most room to negotiate with 80 days on market citywide — look to Kendall Square for MIT-adjacent high-rise condos near the biotech job cluster, Porter Square for a walkable mix of historic and modern housing, and Cambridgeport for classic triple-decker charm along the Charles River at a comparatively approachable price.

Sellers of single-family homes are seeing the strongest results, with citywide prices up 17.7% year-over-year; MIT-adjacent condos in Kendall Square tied to the biotech boom and well-located triple-deckers in Cambridgeport near the Charles River are also commanding sustained buyer interest.

Expect Cambridge's three-speed market to persist, with single-family homes continuing to appreciate on Harvard, MIT, and Kendall Square's biotech demand while condos remain the more negotiable option for buyers priced out of the single-family tier.

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