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Explore Similar Apartments Within 10 Miles of Muscatine, IA

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    $975,000

    • 5 Beds
    • 4 Baths

    1771 45th St, New Boston, IL 61272

    Located in northwestern Mercer County, this incredible acreage offers it all! Entering the property on the fully paved asphalt driveway, you'll be stunned at what awaits you at the top! Situated near the center of this 25-acre property sits an impressive 5 bedroom, 4 bathroom all-brick, ranch style home offering durability, elegance, bright natural light, and ample space for you and your guests!

    Brent Reneau Whitetail Properties Real Estate LLC

    1771 45th St, New Boston, IL 61272
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    $525,000

    • 24 Beds
    • 12 Baths
    • 10,774 Sq Ft

    207 E Wate St, Wilton, IA 52778

    This 12 plex building has a good rental income in a nice area of Wilton. Close to School, Park and 2 blocks from downtown. Replaced in 2025: Roof that is visible on the 3rd floor, shingles have transferable warranty, installed by Meza Construction. Replaced in the last 10 years: 6 Furnaces, 4 Central Air units, 9 water heaters. Annual Gross Income: $84,600. Current Rate of Return: 14.2% SEE

    Daniel Oien FIRST CHOICE REAL ESTATE

    207 E Wate St, Wilton, IA 52778

Why Live in Muscatine

Muscatine, IA, known as "The Pearl City," has a rich history tied to the freshwater mussel industry, which once made it the largest pearl button manufacturer globally. Today, manufacturing remains a key economic driver with major employers like Kraft-Heinz, HNI Corporation, and Kent Corporation. The city features a mix of historic homes from the 1800s near downtown, two-story houses from the 20th century on the east side, and midcentury ranch-style homes near Muscatine Airport. Riverside Park, home to the "World's Largest Watermelon" sculpture, offers boat access to the Mississippi River and is part of the city's 550 acres of green space. Cultural attractions include the Muscatine Art Center, the Muscatine Center for the Performing Arts, and the National Pearl Button Museum. The Melon City Criterium, a popular bicycle race, takes place every Memorial Day weekend. Despite limited retail shopping, the walkable downtown area features locally owned boutiques and eateries. The city is safer than the national average for violent and property-related crimes. Muscatine experiences snowy winters and hot, humid summers. Public transportation is available through MuscaBus, and the Quad Cities International Airport, 30 miles away, offers daily flights.

Home Trends in Muscatine, IA

Housing Trends

Median Sale Price
$120,000
Median Single Family Sale Price
$120,000
Median 2 Bedroom Sale Price
$89,000
Average Price Per Sq Ft
$145
Number of Homes for Sale
4
Last 12 months Home Sales
135
Months of Supply
0.40
Median List Price
$169,000
Median Change From 1st List Price
7%
Median Home Sale Price YoY Change
-14%
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