Pros and Cons of living in Cambridge, Massachusetts
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- Опубликовано: 30 апр 2022
- 7 Pros and 3 Cons of living in the city of Cambridge, MA, is a beautiful place with lots to offer. From the bustling restaurant scene, to the renowned educational institutions, like Harvard University and MIT, there are many things to love. If you're considering moving to Cambridge, and buying a property, reach out to me, I will be happy to answer any questions or help you in the process. Download my Relocation Guide here nounek.com/relocation-guide
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I love Cambridge; it has a lot to offer with restaurants and public transportation.
@Allen Babroudi Yes, Cambridge is awesome! Thanks for watching!
I've been living in Cambridge for 13 years. I love it can't leave it
@IAM HuIAM glad you love where you live, thanks for watching my video!
@@BostonAreaHomes you're welcome
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I grew up in Cambridge. On Brookline Street. I live in Marblehead now but Cambridge will always be my home. You leave IT but IT never leaves you.
Hi, I think you should mention about the parking, yes it's crazy, though if your a resident you can get a permit parking (still sometimes yeah you might have to park a block away from your home) and then you can purchase a visitor's parking permit, they too will have to find a space. Still, worth mentioning I think. Moved here when I was a teen and now senior citizen and miss a lot about Cambridge (the cost is crazy & I do have housing), I love it still and I'm in a whole area now for 2 years, E.Cambridge & for me a great part because I can walk over to the river and sit on a bench. If it wasn't for my disability that affects my walking I'd be able to access every area, since there is several ways of public transportation. : )
Thank you @Mary Salvi, for your comment and for watching my video. I thought I mentioned the difficulty with the parking in the cons, didn't I? Anyway, I am glad you are enjoying living in Cambridge, it is awesome!
thank you ❣️ I've always wanted to live in Boston and you're helping me with this
@Esen Rysk Helping you in which way, convincing you to move here or decide it's not for you? LOL
@@BostonAreaHomes what do you mean?
@@esenrysk2768 are you moving to Boston or deciding not to move after watching my videos?
@@BostonAreaHomes i got you. i decided to move here
@@esenrysk2768 I am glad I helped you in a small way!
hey! Cambridge is my hometown, loved the shots of city! Just for the record, though, Cambridge isn’t a suburb
You are right, it is a city and a great one too. It is much smaller than Boston, so feels like a suburb of Boston but in fact it is not.
Hello. I am trying to gather information about living in Cambridge. And I appreciate your video very much! Thank you! I have someone in my household who has a severe immune system disorder, they get sick easily. I researched and found that there are 18,000 people per square mile in Cambridge. Can I have your opinion since you’re familiar with Cambridge .. please... do you think Cambridge is a safe place as far as sickness goes? Including the still lingering COVID? We would be coming from such a rural country place where we don’t have neighbors for miles, so it will be a huge change. I just want to make sure it’s safe. I also heard there is a serious rodent problem? Can you elaborate on that as well. And also what is the crime like there? Or the culture? Thank you so much.
Thank you for watching and asking questions. Cambridge is densely populated, it’s a city, so you will be surrounded by people at all times. Rodent problem is everywhere, if you will be living in a single family home, you can hire a company to come and treat it and close all tiny holes in the house, if you will be renting, it will be harder to convince the landlord to spend money on that. If having too many people around is an issue, then go to more rural Boston suburbs, there are many, even Watertown or Belmont, next door to Cambridge are calmer.
Do you have to go to Boston for everything? I like Zoo, Aquarium Art etc
Aquarium is in Boston but we have zoos outside of Boston like the Stone Zoo is in Stoneham @Dontneednoman stoptellingmeIdo
I want to relocate to Cambridge Ma, please how can you help me to get a cheap mortgage?
Hi, Noune. What about the property tax in Boston?
Property tax in the city of Boston is not that high. It's $10.88 per thousand, which is lower than many of the Boston suburbs. Also, if you are an owner occupant you get residential exemption, there are also personal exemptions that can lower your taxes even more.
Cambridge has low property taxes. Lower than Boston and most other suburbs in the area.
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