The City of North Quincy, Massachusetts has a diverse population. The majority of people are of Asian and Arab descent, which make it an ethnically diverse neighborhood. Nearly 36% of North Quincy's residents speak a language other than English at home. Most commuters in this area spend between 45 and 90 minutes getting to work each way.
The city is located in the greater Boston metropolitan area, which makes it accessible by car, bus, and train. The city is served by the Interstate system, state highways, and the regional subway system, the Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority, or "The T." The Red Line runs through the city.
There are several options for real estate in North Quincy. Most of the city's residential real estate is comprised of small apartment complexes or small apartment buildings. Most of the housing in North Quincy is occupied by both renters and owners. Many of the residences are older and were built before 1939.
The average household income in North Quincy City is $59,803, and the median household income is $44,175 (females). The per capita income is $32,786. The median age of the population is 38 years. The majority of residents live in households that are headed by two people, while 17.5% are headed by single people. There are also 13.4% of seniors living alone.