Apartment$1,350,000
Cambridge

310 homes and apartments for sale in Cambridge, United States.
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24 properties shown
Apartment$1,350,000
Cambridge
Apartment$2,100,000
Cambridge
Apartment$850,000
Cambridge
Apartment$490,000
Cambridge
Apartment$1,450,000
Cambridge
Apartment$3,150,000
Cambridge
Apartment$3,150,000
Cambridge
Apartment$2,280,000
Cambridge
Apartment$749,000
Cambridge

$2,800,000
Cambridge
Apartment$995,000
Cambridge
Apartment$535,000
Cambridge
Apartment$3,800,000
Cambridge
House$1,249,990
Cambridge
Apartment$1,799,000
Cambridge

$990,000
Cambridge
Apartment$827,500
Cambridge
Apartment$925,000
Cambridge
Apartment$1,050,000
Cambridge
Apartment$1,100,000
Cambridge

$2,395,000
Cambridge
Apartment$1,600,000
Cambridge
Apartment$1,600,000
Cambridge
Apartment$845,000
Cambridge
Buyer's guide: Cambridge
Property for sale in Cambridge, Massachusetts is a condo market driven by Harvard, MIT and the biotech and tech employers around Kendall Square. Of our 310 listings, 239 are apartments or condos, and the median asking price is €1,099,142.
These are asking prices from current listings on RealEstateAbroad, converted to euros. The range is very wide: a quarter of listings ask about €714,000 or less, and a quarter ask €2.28 million or more, covering student-scale condos to historic single-family houses.
| Indicator | Cambridge, MA |
|---|---|
| Median asking price | €1,099,142 |
| Interquartile range | €714,286 to €2,279,121 |
| Median price per m² | €9,005 |
| Median size | 128 m² |
| Listings | 310 |
The mix is 239 apartments or condos, 68 houses and 3 land listings. Two-bedroom units lead with 93, then 57 with five or more bedrooms, 52 one-bedrooms, 51 three-bedrooms and 46 four-bedrooms, plus 8 studios. Many condos are in converted triple-deckers, a common local form where each floor is sold as a separate unit.
For a condo, ask for the master deed, condo fees, reserve fund and any special assessments.
Cambridge includes Harvard Square, Central Square, Porter Square, Kendall Square and quieter residential areas such as Cambridgeport and West Cambridge. The red-line subway connects it to Boston, which is across the Charles River.
Compare nearby Somerville, Boston, Medford, Brookline, Brighton and East Boston for lower prices or different lifestyles.
Foreign buyers can purchase freely in Massachusetts. Closing involves a conveyancing attorney, and the seller pays the deed excise tax. Property tax is set per thousand dollars of value, and Cambridge's rate is relatively low compared with many US cities, but confirm the current figure. Lenders typically ask non-residents for substantial deposits. Sellers who are foreign persons face FIRPTA withholding.
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Last updated 8 October 2026
Demand from university staff, students and tech workers is strong, but prices are high and yields are modest.
A three-storey house with one apartment on each floor, often converted into condos.
Yes. Fees and reserve funds affect monthly costs and resale; always review the condo documents.
Rent control was ended statewide in 1994. Check current local regulations with an attorney.