Our Neighborhood
Just a bridge away from beautiful Boston, CIDC is located in the heart of Cambridge, Massachusetts. Cambridge is a multicultural city known for its educational excellence, historical significance, cultural offerings and eclectic mix of neighborhoods.
There is much to be discovered in our community. Just minutes from MIT and the wonders of Harvard Square, we are surrounded by a vibrant mix of restaurants, arts, culture, recreation and sports. With 12 museums, 250 restaurants ranging from sidewalk cafes to fine dining and many neighborhoods to stroll through, Cambridge opens its doors to all walks of life.
No matter which direction you travel, there is something to be found just outside our neighborhood. Within a few hours of Cambridge, there are picturesque mountains to the north, pristine beaches to the south, a developing waterfront to the east and numerous quintessential New England towns to the west.
Our corporate office is easily accessible by multiple means of transportation. Although walking and biking are common modes of travel throughout Cambridge and Boston, many of our employees take advantage of the Alewife train and bus terminal, across the street from our office. With its close proximity to major highway routes and free on-site parking, CIDC is ideal for commuters who prefer to drive to our office as well.
Harvard Square Read More
Harvard Square is a unique section of Cambridge known for its fusion of academia, history, the arts, shopping, dining, diversity and eclectic culture. Located near the world-renowned Harvard University, Harvard Square is bustling with students, residents and employees of Cambridge. "The Square", as it is referred to by locals, offers a colorful assortment of book stores, art galleries, clothing stores, cafes, restaurants and bars.
MIT Read More
MIT or the Massachusetts Institute of Technology is widely regarded as one of the most prestigious universities in the world. The campus spans approximately a mile of the north side of the Charles River basin in Cambridge. MIT is committed to the generation, advancement, and preservation of knowledge. Its mission is to educate its students in science, technology and other areas of scholarship so that they can best serve the nation and the world in the 21st century. The university boasts 26 Nobel Prize winning alumni, and countless others who benefit the Cambridge community with their intellect, creativity and enthusiasm to learn.
Faneuil Hall Read More
Dating back to 1740, Faneuil Hall is known as the "Gateway to the City" and is used today as a museum, public meeting hall and market. Faneuil Hall includes North Market, Quincy Market, and South Market, and operates as an indoor-outdoor mall and eatery. Faneuil Hall features over 100 fine shops and carts to suit any shopper's desires. Street performers, such as jugglers, clowns, magicians, mimes and musicians hold performances daily to entertain large crowds. Adjacent to Boston's waterfront and Government Center, this national historical landmark is one of America's most visited tourist sites.