Neighborhoods near Southside Middle School in Muncie, IN

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Downtown Muncie

Downtown Muncie is a pedestrian-friendly neighborhood known for its historic architecture and vibrant community life. Residents enjoy walkability to a variety of dining options, including The Caffeinery, a local coffee shop that serves as a social hub, and Savage's Ale House, popular for its craft beers and casual atmosphere. For a more upscale
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  $146K
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  $127K - $600K
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  3 Listings
Downtown Muncie
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Westside

Westside in Muncie is a predominantly tenant-occupied neighborhood located south of Ball State University (BSU), with a significant population of students and staff. The area features early 20th-century single-family homes, including bungalows and American Foursquares, typically painted in neutral tones. These homes are modest in size, averaging
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  $129K
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  $95K - $193K
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  1 Listing
Westside
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East Central

East Central, a historic neighborhood in Muncie, is situated just east of downtown. Known for its rich architectural heritage, the area features homes from the mid-1800s to early 20th century, showcasing styles like Queen Anne, Colonial Revival, and American Foursquares. Many homes are undergoing renovations, offering opportunities for those
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  $111K
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  $16K - $675K
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  5 Listings
East Central
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Forest Park

Forest Park is a modest residential neighborhood on Muncie’s south side. After World War II, the community struggled as factories began to close. While the neighborhood has its challenges, residents worked with Building Better Neighborhoods and Studio 165+, a Ball State University student-led design firm, to create a new identity that represented
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  $96K
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  $45K - $129K
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  1 Listing
Forest Park
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Southside

Southside is Muncie’s largest neighborhood. The area was once a center of manufacturing activity, including the Ball Brothers Glass Manufacturing Company and the Muncie Chevrolet plant. But nearby factories closed and caused many jobs — and residents — to leave the area. Still, local organizations, Ball State University and an active neighborhood
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  $93K
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  $35K - $200K
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  16 Listings
Southside
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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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  $92K
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  $54K - $130K
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  2 Listings
Southeast Muncie
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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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  $87K
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  $30K - $430K
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  3 Listings
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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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  $86K
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  $47K - $146K
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  1 Listing
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South Central

South Central in Muncie is a mixed-use neighborhood located just a mile south of downtown, making it a convenient 20-minute walk or a short drive to the city center. The area includes residential and industrial spaces, with auto shops, contractor offices, and supply stores prevalent. Housing here consists mainly of small single-family homes built
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  $74K
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  $30K - $124K
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  1 Listing
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Industry

Industry, southeast of downtown Muncie, is a residential and industrial neighborhood with homes dating back to the 1800s. Residents often choose Industry for its proximity to technical and vocational employers like factories and auto shops. Housing costs are lower than the Muncie average, though many homes need significant repairs. The
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  $74K
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  $23K - $154K
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  5 Listings
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Thomas Park-Avondale

Thomas Park-Avondale, located on the southwest side of Muncie, is a vibrant neighborhood with a strong sense of community. Residents frequently gather at The Common Market, a versatile convenience store that doubles as a coffee shop, pizzeria, music venue, and community hub. The Ross Community Center and Maring-Hunt Library also serve as key
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  $73K
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  $16K - $257K
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  17 Listings
Thomas Park-Avondale

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