Cities in Massachusetts
Every one of the 54 Census places in Massachusetts is listed below, biggest first. Each city page carries the Massachusetts lending rules that apply to a borrower there, with sources.
All places in Massachusetts
- Boston 653,833
- Worcester 207,621
- Springfield 153,672
- Cambridge 118,214
- Lowell 114,296
- Brockton 104,890
- Quincy 101,597
- Lynn 101,241
- New Bedford 100,695
- Fall River 93,840
- Newton 88,415
- Lawrence 88,172
- Somerville 80,407
- Framingham 71,875
- Haverhill 67,415
- Malden 65,133
- Waltham 64,477
- Taunton 60,412
- Weymouth Town 59,114
- Medford 58,744
- Revere 57,954
- Chicopee 54,838
- Peabody 54,056
- Everett 50,318
- Barnstable Town 49,709
- Attleboro 46,654
- Salem 44,744
- Leominster 43,627
- Pittsfield 43,076
- Beverly 42,318
- Woburn 41,647
- Fitchburg 41,579
- Marlborough 41,179
- Westfield 40,509
- Amherst Town 40,277
- Braintree Town 38,490
- Chelsea 38,319
- Holyoke 37,628
- Randolph Town 34,487
- Franklin Town 33,125
- North Attleborough Town 30,943
- Gloucester 29,959
- Northampton 29,370
- Melrose 29,357
- Bridgewater Town 28,818
- West Springfield Town 28,424
- Agawam Town 28,406
- Gardner 20,974
- Newburyport 18,731
- Winthrop Town 18,319
- Southbridge Town 17,880
- Greenfield 17,628
- North Adams 12,483
- Palmer Town 12,315
Common questions
What is on a city page, and why does my city have one?
Lending rules are written at the state level, while pricing is decided borrower by borrower. A city page shows both: the sourced rules for your state and the Census context for your area.
Can my rate change because of the city I live in?
Rarely, if ever. A lender licensed in a state applies one pricing model across it. Your rate turns on your credit profile, your income and your debt-to-income ratio — the city does not enter into it.