Neighborhoods in Delaware County, IN

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  Southeast Muncie

  Southeast Muncie is a largely residential neighborhood on the far east side of Muncie. The area was once an industrial hub, but factories began to close and leave in the 1970s. The neighborhood suffered from urban decay as jobs and people left, but reinvestment in the early 2010s put the community on the right path forward. There have been steady

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    $94K

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    $41K - $157K

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  McKinley

  McKinley, in Muncie, has historic homes near Muncie Central High School and downtown. Residents can walk to the Minnetrista Museum & Gardens, Cardinal Greenway trail and popular spots like Elm Street Brewing Company.

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    $93K

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    $58K - $208K

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  Old West End

  Old West End has seen a lot of change in its 145 years. Formed during Muncie's "gas boom" between 1880 and 1915, the neighborhood is on the National Register of Historic Places. The community declined after industrialization, and many of the neighborhood's late Victorian and vernacular homes became dilapidated. However, residents, local

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    $90K

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    $62K - $212K

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  Blaine

  Less than 2 miles from downtown, Blaine was once centered around Muncie's flourishing manufacturing industry. The nearby railroad transported goods from factories like Indiana Bridge, Hemingray Glass Company and the Warner Gear Company. However, manufacturers began closing the 1970s, causing jobs — and residents — to leave the area. Today, Blaine

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    $88K

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    $30K - $181K

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    4 Listings

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  Whitely

  Whitely, in Muncie, offers midcentury cottages not far from downtown. McCulloch Park, the city's largest, provides recreation opportunities. The Whitely Neighborhood Association fosters community through monthly meetings.

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    $82K

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    $17K - $187K

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    5 Listings

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  South Central

  South Central blends residential and industrial areas south of downtown Muncie. The neighborhood features late 19th-century homes, Heekin Park, and the Family Resource Center. It's conveniently located near downtown with easy access to public transportation.

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    $82K

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    $27K - $129K

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    4 Listings

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  Industry

  Industry is a Muncie neighborhood that features a mix of homes near Heekin Park and the city’s downtown district. The Delaware County Family Resource Center provides community support. The area is characterized by a blend of residential and industrial development.

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    $81K

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    $23K - $157K

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    3 Listings

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  Morningside

  Morningside is a small neighborhood on Muncie's north side. "The north end of Muncie is where a lot of the commerce has located, so that's attractive to a lot of people moving into town," says Rich Lee, associate Realtor with Re/Max Real Estate. Although nearby McGalliard Road is one of the city's busiest roadways, the neighborhood streets of

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    $78K

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    $26K - $333K

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    5 Listings

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  Thomas Park-Avondale

  Thomas Park-Avondale in Muncie fosters community through The Common Market and Ross Center. Thomas Park itself offers a playground and a splash pad. Maring-Hunt Library provides diverse programs, gardens and a walking path.

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    $77K

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    $27K - $175K

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    10 Listings

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  Daleville

  Daleville, IN, a laid-back town on the White River, features Town Hall Park's large splash pad. With I-69 access to Indianapolis, it hosts the Fall Frenzy Festival and offers nearby Mounds State Park for outdoor recreation.

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    $181K

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    $99K - $441K

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    5 Listings

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  Selma

  Selma, IN offers quiet living and highly rated schools, including Selma Elementary. Prairie Creek Reservoir provides outdoor recreation. The annual Bluebird Days festival brings the community together in this small town.

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    $171K

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    $118K - $279K

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    3 Listings

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  Albany

  Albany, IN is a small town near the Ohio border with highly rated schools. It features historic and new homes, a quaint downtown, and Wildcat Park. Delta High School offers advanced college prep programs.

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    $152K

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    $61K - $410K

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  Eaton

  Eaton, Indiana, sparked the state's 1886 natural gas boom. This rural town features historic homes and midcentury ranches. Delta High School offers college credit. Danny Howard Park hosts youth sports and community events.

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    $136K

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    $25K - $349K

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  Gaston

  Gaston, IN is a small farming town near Muncie. The Cardinal Greenway trail starts here, and Manuel Lykins Park offers recreation. The annual Lions Club Fair is a local highlight. Homes in this tight-knit community sell quickly.

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    $134K

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    $45K - $202K

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    1 Listing

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