1-59 White St, Cambridge, MA

- 2,340 SF second level retail space available next to high-volume Target and at the entrance to the parking garage - Rare off-street parking garage - Densely populated area with approximately 124,713 employees within a mile and a half - Located directly across from the entrance to both the MBTA Red Line Porter Square station (8,552 daily entries) and the MBTA Fitchburg/Acton Commuter Rail, plus multiple bus routes - Join co-tenants including Target, Citizens Bank, Anna's Taqueria, One Medical and proposed Retro Fitness

- Right at the crossroads of Massachusetts Avenue and Somerville Avenue, Porter Square Shopping Center is a familiar and well-loved part of Cambridge life. With over 17,000 cars passing by each day and the Porter Square MBTA station just steps away, it’s a place where convenience meets community. - The center sees over 2.8 million visits a year, and it’s not just about foot traffic—it’s about the deep connection people have to this destination. For many in the neighborhood, Porter Square Shopping Center isn’t just where they shop; it’s part of their weekly rhythm, a familiar spot where routines unfold and memories are made. Locals return often—averaging 6.5 visits annually—whether it’s for groceries at one of the state’s top-performing Star Market locations, grabbing a bite with friends, or simply taking care of everyday errands. It’s a place that feels like home. - Porter Square is surrounded by a highly educated and engaged population. Within three miles, 71% of residents hold a bachelor’s degree or higher, and the average household income is close to $125,000. With more than 663,000 people living within a 15-minute drive, it’s a neighborhood that supports local businesses and values quality. - Now, the center is entering an exciting new chapter. A Facade Revitalization project is currently underway, including the introduction of new murals that bring vibrant splashes of color and a fresh, modern look that better reflects the creative and artistic spirit of Cambridge. The redesign is inspired by the neighborhood’s unique character and aims to make the center even more welcoming and visually engaging. - Seasonal events and pop-ups at Porter Square Shopping Center bring fresh energy to the space, drawing both neighborhood regulars and commuters from the nearby MBTA station. From holiday pop-ups to live music and local art showcases, these activations are consistently well-attended and help make the center feel like more than just a place to shop—it’s a place to connect. - Porter Square Shopping Center isn’t just a place to shop—it’s part of the rhythm of daily life in Cambridge. For businesses looking to be part of a thriving, transit-accessible, and culturally rich community, it’s a place that feels right.