Cambridge Realty Group

Cambridge Realty Group has worked Union Square in Somerville since 1997 — residential sales, rentals and a property management arm, covering Somerville, Cambridge and Medford. Its Massachusetts brokerage licence, 7592-RE-C, is active in the state registry. What people write about is almost always one agent, by name. A seller in February 2026 said listing agent Camila Dinamarca got an acceptable offer in under a week after one open-house weekend. Two renters in April 2026 both named an agent called Matt for being responsive and straight with them. A January 2026 renter credited Mario Capone with knowing the inventory well enough to make the choice obvious. Back in 2022, a buyer said Michael Wilson-Pierce forwarded listings the moment they posted and kept their offers competitive through a thin market. The problem is what the same six months also contain. Three of the last seven reviews are one star. In June 2026 a reviewer said agent John Oliveira went quiet after their clients' offer had been accepted, and stayed unreachable through repeated attempts. In April 2026 a prospect said an agent replied once and then stopped answering. Also in April 2026, a tenant wrote that the brokerage was ignoring the new Massachusetts broker-fee law and requiring tenants to pay fees, and said it should be reported to the state board — that is a reviewer's allegation, not a finding by anyone official, but it is specific enough to raise before you sign anything. Google averages 4.2 across 37 ratings, which reads better than the recent months do. Older complaints run the same way: a 2022 tenant described a move-in with no follow-up and being locked out for twenty minutes with a moving van because nobody helped get the keys. The read is that outcomes here depend heavily on which agent you land. If someone recommends a specific person at this office, that is the version reviewers like. Otherwise get the agent's name in writing before you commit, ask exactly what fees you will pay and who pays them, and confirm the answer against the current Massachusetts rules.