Explore Our Neighborhoods

Council Bluffs offers a wide variety of housing, from multi-million-dollar farm estates, to historic residences built in the latter 1800s and early 1900s. There are options in every size and price ran...

Lincoln is the capitol city of Nebraska and the state’s second largest city. While Lincoln has a dense suburban feel, Lincoln is also has over 100 parks with over 99 miles of interconnecting trails....

Midtown/Downtown is considered both the business and social core of the city. Downtown Omaha is a clash of corporate sophistication and historical landmarks and Midtown Omaha has contemporary and hist...

Home of the Mormon Trail Center, North Omaha is the oldest neighborhood. With an abundance of African American History....

Northwest consists of several neighbor­hoods including Bennington, Irvington, and Village Pointe. Bennington is in close proximity which provides outstanding employment opportunities, while its small...

Bellevue is just eight miles south of Omaha, and is known as the “Birthplace of Nebraska.” Most residents commute to work in Omaha, Council Bluffs, or Offutt Air Force Base, but enjoy the quality ...

Papillion is just south of Omaha and is consistently ranked one of the top five places to live in the United States....

South Omaha, formerly known as “Magic City” due to the rapid growth, remains a diverse and cultural community. South Omaha has rich heritage from historic buildings and public art to ethnic festiv...

The Millard community is known for its fine schools and also new affluent neighborhoods that are being developed in the area....

Some of the best suburbs to live in the U.S. based on crime, public schools, cost of living, job opportunities, and local amenities are found in the Omaha’s Surround Communities....

Westside Omaha also known locally as District 66 is primarily defined by the Westside School District which is the third largest school district in Omaha and maintains a reputation of being one of the...