Chelsea is a vibrant, densely populated small city of nearly 40,000 residents, making it the smallest by area but one of the most culturally rich communities in the region. Located directly across the Mystic River from Boston, Chelsea is one of Massachusetts' most diverse cities, where over two-thirds of residents identify as Hispanic/Latino and nearly half of all residents were born outside the United States 

Chelsea at a Glance:

• Population: 39,890

• Density: 15,826 per square mile (most densely populated in the region)

• Median Age: 34.5 years (youngest in the region)

• Population Growth (2010-2020): 16.0%

• Diversity Index: 0.68

Revere is the largest of the three North Suffolk communities, home to over 60,000 residents along Massachusetts Bay. Known for its iconic Revere Beach (America's first public beach) the city combines coastal beauty with urban accessibility. Revere has experienced dramatic growth and transformation over the past decade, with a 20% population increase making it one of the fastest-growing cities in the state 

Revere at a Glance:

• Population: 60,577 (largest in region)

• Density: 10,924 per square mile

• Median Age: 39.6 years

• Population Growth (2010-2020): 20.2% (highest growth in region)

• Diversity Index: 0.72 (most diverse in region)

Winthrop is a scenic peninsula community of approximately 19,000 residents, nearly surrounded by water and connected to the mainland by a single bridge. Known for its small-town character, coastal beauty, and strong sense of community identity, Winthrop offers a unique living environment within the greater Boston area. 

Winthrop at a Glance:

• Population: 19,031 (smallest in region)

• Density: 9,846 per square mile

• Median Age: 44.7 years (oldest in region)

• Population Growth (2010-2020): 10.4%

• Diversity Index: 0.54