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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.
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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