Neighborhoods in Ingham County, MI

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  Foster

  Between Michigan State University and Downtown Lansing, Foster is a forest of greenery, with single-family homes surrounded by trendy bars, restaurants and nightlife. With all the benefits of a college town, this well-established enclave has 20th-century bungalows, only a short drive from the city's most iconic sporting events and attractions.

  • Average Value

    $155K

  • List Price

    $198K - $907K

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  Eastfield

  Eastfield in Lansing blends historic homes with modern condos. Local eateries and Frandor Shopping Mall serve residents. George E. Ranney Park offers recreation. It's close to downtown Lansing and Michigan State University.

  • Average Value

    $155K

  • List Price

    $79K - $847K

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  Old Oakland

  Old Oakland in Lansing features Cape Cod homes and bungalows 2 miles from downtown. The neighborhood includes Dunneback Park with a community garden, nearby dining options, and a strong neighborhood association.

  • Average Value

    $155K

  • List Price

    $293K - $374K

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  Quentin Park

  Quentin Park in Lansing features charming homes from the 1930s-50s under mature trees. The namesake park offers year-round recreation. Nearby REO Town provides dining options, while MLK Jr. Boulevard connects to downtown.

  • Average Value

    $151K

  • List Price

    $281K - $1.5M

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    5 Listings

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  Clifford Park

  Clifford Park in Lansing is a suburban community 3 miles from Michigan State University. It features diverse single-family homes, a park with tennis courts and a garden, and access to REO Town's local businesses and events.

  • Average Value

    $150K

  • List Price

    $246K - $2.7M

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    6 Listings

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  Downtown Lansing

  Downtown Lansing features the Michigan State Capitol, several parks, and the Lansing River Trail. The area has historic homes, shopping, restaurants, and cultural events, including concerts and festivals at Adado Riverfront Park.

  • Average Value

    $149K

  • List Price

    $437K - $475K

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  The Stadium District

  The Stadium District in Lansing offers vibrant nightlife with Jackson Field, museums, and live music venues. The Lansing River Trail provides scenic views, and the area hosts diverse dining options, all within walking distance.

  • Average Value

    $145K

  • List Price

    $218K - $916K

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    1 Listing

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  Moores Park

  Moores Park in Lansing offers historic homes along the Grand River. The neighborhood features a community pool, garden, and access to the Lansing River Trail. Nearby REO Town provides diverse dining and shopping options.

  • Average Value

    $144K

  • List Price

    $297K - $815K

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    1 Listing

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  Old Everett

  Old Everett in Lansing provides diverse home styles and access to downtown. Residents frequent Hawk Island County Park and Cedar Street's dining. The neighborhood includes the highly rated Cavanaugh STEAM Elementary School.

  • Average Value

    $138K

  • List Price

    $216K - $1M

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    20 Listings

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  Greencroft Park

  Greencroft Park in Lansing has cozy Craftsman bungalows and American Foursquares. The neighborhood is close to downtown Lansing and Interstate 496. Local amenities include Fleetwood Diner and the namesake Greencroft Park.

  • Average Value

    $130K

  • List Price

    $107K - $1.6M

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    6 Listings

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  Pleasant Grove

  Pleasant Grove is a midcentury suburb on Lansing’s south end. It’s filled with apartments and starter homes that are attractive to first-time buyers. “The low prices are the biggest draw,” says Realtor Ruben Sauceda, who sells homes in the neighborhood with Great American Brokers. “There’s also good access to schools and shopping.” With direct

  • Average Value

    $127K

  • List Price

    $167K - $1.5M

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    9 Listings

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  Old Town

  Old Town in Lansing blends historic homes with a vibrant cultural scene. The Lansing River Trail connects it to downtown. Festivals, art galleries, and unique restaurants create a lively atmosphere in this revitalized area.

  • Average Value

    $121K

  • List Price

    $129K - $693K

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    1 Listing

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  Creston

  Creston in Lansing offers affordable homes on larger lots, mostly built from 1940-1960s. The neighborhood features Gier Community Center and Capitol BMX Track, with easy access to Eastwood Towne Center and downtown DeWitt.

  • Average Value

    $117K

  • List Price

    $118K - $2M

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    11 Listings

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  Reo Town

  Reo Town in Lansing blends industrial heritage with modern amenities. Repurposed factories house breweries and unique eateries. Riverpoint Park and the Lansing River Trail offer recreation along the Grand River.

  • Average Value

    $116K

  • List Price

    $244K - $1.5M

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    1 Listing

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  Old Forest

  Old Forest in Lansing offers affordable homes, walkable streets, Comstock Park, and the Lansing River Trail. Michigan State University is nearby, and the area provides convenient access to downtown dining and shopping.

  • Average Value

    $114K

  • List Price

    $213K - $1.1M

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    1 Listing

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  Holmes Street Area

  Holmes Street Area in Lansing offers diverse housing near Michigan State University and the Capitol Complex. The neighborhood provides access to the Lansing River Trail, REO Town's dining scene, and Potter Park Zoo.

  • Average Value

    $114K

  • List Price

    $361K - $748K

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  Bassett Park

  Bassett Park in Lansing offers affordable homes with a community park and access to the Grand River. Schools focus on character building. Old Town's dining and Sunset Clay Studio enhance the neighborhood's appeal.

  • Average Value

    $111K

  • List Price

    $63K - $724K

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    1 Listing

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  Hunter Park

  Hunter Park in Lansing offers affordable homes near Michigan State University. The neighborhood features a 14-acre park with a pool and community garden, diverse housing styles, and popular local eateries.

  • Average Value

    $111K

  • List Price

    $246K - $559K

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  Hull Court Park

  Hull Court Park in Lansing has affordable homes and a walkable layout. The neighborhood is close to downtown, with nearby parks. Waverly offers shopping, while Old Town has dining options. I-69 provides easy access for commuters.

  • Average Value

    $110K

  • List Price

    $187K - $7.6M

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    3 Listings

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  Northside Lansing

  Northside Lansing in Lansing has 1920s-1950s homes near Seventh Park and Gier Park. Residents can shop and dine at Eastwood Towne Center. U.S. Route 27 connects the neighborhood to downtown Lansing, which is about 3 miles south.

  • Average Value

    $109K

  • List Price

    $231K - $657K

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    2 Listings

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  Fairview Area

  Fairview Area in Lansing balances downtown museums and East Lansing's college vibe. Characterized by pre-1940s homes and local eateries, it's near Michigan State University with access to parks and the Lansing River Trail.

  • Average Value

    $107K

  • List Price

    $199K - $1.2M

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    4 Listings

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  Northtown

  Northtown in Lansing offers diverse housing near Old Town's vibrant eateries. Residents enjoy Bancroft Park's trails and Porter Park's open spaces. CATA buses connect to downtown and nearby Michigan State University.

  • Average Value

    $100K

  • List Price

    $206K - $1.1M

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    7 Listings

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  Knollwood Willow

  Knollwood Willow in Lansing has turn-of-the-century homes and sidewalks. The area includes Edmore Park, access to Lansing River Trail, and nearby restaurants. Public transport connects to downtown Lansing, about a mile south.

  • Average Value

    $92K

  • List Price

    $254K - $909K

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    3 Listings

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  Fabulous Acres

  Fabulous Acres in Lansing features early 1900s homes, local bars like LeRoy’s Classic Bar and Grill, the Village Summit community center, and parks such as Barb Dean Tot Lot. Cedar Street offers convenient city access.

  • Average Value

    $86K

  • List Price

    $46K - $1.8M

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    4 Listings

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  Potter Walsh

  Potter Walsh in Lansing features Potter Park Zoo, riverside trails, and Walsh Park. This eastside neighborhood has affordable ranches and bungalows, job access, entertainment, and nearby colleges, fostering a tight-knit community.

  • Average Value

    $85K

  • List Price

    $203K - $491K

  • For Sale

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    2 Listings

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