Cambridge’s main sights are mostly clustered within a small area of the center and so you won’t need a automobile to visit the city’s famous colleges and museums. If you do decide to venture a little further afield, it’s easy to rent a bicycle – there’s a hire shop right […]
Although long past its hey-day, you should avoid walking in Chinatown and parts of Downtown Crossing, Boston’s red light district, at night too. The North End, the Waterfront area, and the Theatre District are typically full of people and have lots of activity, but you should be cautious very late […]
The average apartment rent in Cambridge increased a net $165 a month during the first half of 2019, to $3,210. That put Cambridge’s average well ahead of the next most expensive east of the Rockies: Jersey City, New Jersey, where the average was $2,932 as of July 1. Is it […]
Following a huge influx of high-tech and pharmaceutical companies in recent years, Cambridge is now one of the least affordable places to live in the UK. Is Cambridge a poor area? In data published by the Ministry of Housing, Communities, and Local Government, there are several areas of Cambridge which […]
Most of the area around the park is very safe. Some neighborhoods within a half mile or so might be places I wouldn’t go at night. There certainly are tons of restaurants and clubs near the park. How safe is Fenway Boston? Fenway-Kenmore, Boston, MA Crime Statistic Reportedincidents Boston/100k people […]
The North End / Waterfront area has a reputation as a safe place to live with one of the lowest crime rates in Boston. Boston Police and Fire Departments work closely with the community to keep it that way. Of course, it is still city-living and residents should take appropriate […]
Artemas Ward. Ward was the first Commander-in-Chief in the American Revolutionary War. Sculptor Leonard Crunelle created the statue over a three-year period, while the base and pedestal were built by J. F. Ward Circle. Ward Circle and Katzen Arts Center in 2006 Namesake Artemas Ward Location Washington, D.C. Coordinates 38°56′16″N […]
Safety and Security Life in Oxford is fairly safe, with a relatively low crime rate, although it obviously has more crime than smaller towns and less populated areas, since it is still a city. There are around 1.15 violent crimes per 100 residents living in Oxford, in comparison with the […]
You’ll be fine running on the river for the most part. Some areas further from the city are sketchy at night (the wooded part of the loop by Oak square, the Greenough woods where guys are always cruising, anything past Watertown square), but most people in Cambridge never get out […]
Residents need to be earning as much as £23.35 an hour in order to live comfortably in Cambridge’s more desirable areas, according to new research. With the adult national minimum wage currently three times lower at £7.20 an hour, many will find themselves priced out of the city’s rental market. […]
London. Cities with the highest concentration of top 500 universities Rank City Number of top 500 universities 1 London 15 2 Paris 10 3 Boston-Cambridge 8 4 Seoul, Melbourne 7 Which city in US has the best universities? BostonRead on to find out about the 10 highest ranked student cities […]
The Washington, DC cost of living index is 159. That means living in DC is 59% more expensive than the national average. Healthcare is slightly below average while transportation, utilities, and groceries in Washington, DC are 10-18% above the national average. How much money do you need to live comfortably […]
Benefits of Living in Washington DC Pro: Weather. The weather here is a lot milder compared to say, places further north which have longer and colder winters. Pro: Location. Pro: Top Ranked Schools. Pro: DC is a Destination. Pro: Food. Pro: Shopping. Pro: Career Opportunities. Pro: Free Museums. What is […]
Washington D.C. is a great city for millennials. Washington D.C. is considered the third best city for millennials in the country. Between ample job opportunities and plethora of free activities and events, it’s not hard to see why so many millennials are moving to Washington D.C. Is it worth it […]
DC is a relatively safe city, ranked by SafeCities as the world’s seventh safest large city and safest in the U.S. NeighborhoodScout shows DC as the second-safest large city in America for violent crime, behind only Philadelphia. What are the cons of living in Washington, DC? Cost of living in […]