Medford was a leader in the Clipper Ship building industry and also manufactured brick and tile. In addition, Medford was famous for it's "Medford Rum" and "Medford Crackers. In a tavern and boarding house on High Street (Simpson's Tavern) in the late 19th century, local resident James Pierpont wrote "Jingle Bells" after watching a sleigh race from Medford to Malden. Medford was also home to Fannie Farmer, author of one of the world's most famous cookbooks. Today Medford is home to old school residents, new school young professionals, students, and investors who's rental property have proven profitable over the years.

According to The Warren Group:

In January of 2010 the median single family home price in Medford MA was $358,414, down 10.40% from the previous year.  In January 2010 the median price for a condominium in Medford MA was $271,000, an 2.26% increase from the previous year.  Year to date (January), there have been 34 home sales, up 78.95% from the previous year.  Medford MA remains a strong market and continues to be desireable for first-time home buyers especially the Hillside neighborhood where The Green Line Extension will become a reality in the year 2014. 

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