La Vista
La Vista, NE, near Offutt Air Force Base, features highly rated schools and outdoor recreation at La Vista City Park and Tara Hills Golf Course. The city has lower crime rates than the national average and diverse dining options.
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$331K
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$180K - $630K
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17 Listings
Prairie Pointe
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$312K
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$267K - $359K
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3 Listings
Seward
Seward is a growing city 25 miles outside Lincoln with down-home elements, from family-friendly parks to mom-and-pop shops. "It's a welcoming community. People and kids are out riding their bikes and involved in plenty of activities," says Realtor Scott Jelinek, who grew up here and works for Nebraska Realty. "They decorate the square for the
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$298K
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$182K - $634K
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16 Listings
Brookhaven
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$295K
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$250K - $324K
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1 Listing
Ashland
The small town of Ashland sits on a patch of land near Salt Creek, about midway between Omaha and Lincoln. While it serves as a bedroom community for both cities, the town of 3,000 is also a hub for surrounding rural areas. “We’re the small town where everyone wants to go to get away, but it’s not too far,” says lifelong resident Sheri Miller, a
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$286K
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$208K - $602K
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1 Listing
Walnut Grove
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$281K
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$252K - $336K
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3 Listings
Wahoo
Wahoo is surrounded by Nebraska’s tallgrass prairie, about midway between Omaha and Lincoln. The city’s 5,000 residents enjoy small-town living while keeping a connection to the larger cities, both less than an hour away. “We’re centrally located, so it’s a short drive to Omaha and Lincoln,” says Tammy Bennett, a sales associate with BHHS
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$272K
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$144K - $571K
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18 Listings
Milford
Milford and Lincoln are only 20 miles from each other, but worlds apart in their vibe. People are drawn here for the slower pace and convenience, where everything is accessible within a few minutes of driving. Stacy Hartgerink, a Realtor with Home Real Estate, lives in a 1920s residence in town that's only had four owners. She says the city's
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$270K
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$179K - $571K
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1 Listing
Northwest Community Council
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$255K
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$203K - $301K
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2 Listings
Aurora
Homesteaders first arrived in Aurora in 1866, laying the groundwork for its role as an agricultural hub in south-central Nebraska. Centuries later, miles of crop fields still frame the Hamilton County seat, which is anchored by a supportive community. “What you will find in Aurora is that if there is a cause, people will get behind it,” says Tina
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$255K
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$143K - $607K
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21 Listings
Crete
Crete is a small community less than 30 miles from Lincoln. Many are drawn here for employment at Nestlé Purina, Smithfield Foods, Doane University and Crete Area Medical Center. "It's still a huge farming community as well. So, you have those salt-of-the-earth people there," says broker Nicole Zalesky, who has over 20 years of experience and
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$253K
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$102K - $549K
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20 Listings
West Point
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$235K
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$92K - $717K
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5 Listings
Schuyler
While Schuyler offers plenty of single-family homes, outdoor attractions and a quaint downtown, the fortunes of this Colfax County community have long been tied to cattle. Established in the 1860s, its first population boom came after Union Pacific railroad selected Schuyler as an endpoint for loading cattle onto trains. In the 1960s, a large beef
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$223K
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$167K - $416K
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7 Listings
Minden
Situated in south central Nebraska, Minden is a small town with a taste for historic charm and the holiday spirit. Known as "Christmas City," the community of 3,100 displays an elaborate collection of holiday lights on its 120-year-old courthouse, a tradition dating back to 1915. Minden also features a 20-acre museum complex with tens of
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$219K
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$101K - $542K
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5 Listings
St Paul
Named after a pair of brothers who first surveyed the area in the late 1800s, St. Paul is a quiet community set within central Nebraska's boundless farmland. "It's a small town and community driven area," says Brenda Starkey, a local Realtor with Mach 1 Realty and longtime resident who has four years of selling experience in the area. "We have a
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$216K
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$138K - $611K
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7 Listings
David City
David City, the seat of Butler County, offers residents a convenient downtown and plenty of single-family homes while being close to plenty of outdoor attractions in Eastern Nebraska. The semi-truck trailer manufacturer Timpte is headquartered in town, and a newly opened, 273-acre soybean processing plant operated by Ag Processing Inc. These jobs
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$214K
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$147K - $420K
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11 Listings
Holdrege
Holdrege is a small town of 5,500 people that doesn’t feel remote. Dominated by calm blocks with classic homes, its quiet streets guide residents to parks, restaurants, schools and other amenities, maintaining a balance of easygoing character and convenience. “We moved here and, honestly, I’ve never been happier,” says Michelle Boulware, who is a
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$214K
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$104K - $519K
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4 Listings
Valentine
Valentine is the county seat of Cherry County, which is the largest land area county in Nebraska with more cattle than residents. It is also the hometown of former U.S. Vice-Presidential candidate Tim Walz. Most people, however, identify Valentine as a place with the great outdoors in the Sandhills region along Niobrara River. "Valentine is like
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$206K
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$131K - $304K
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8 Listings
Wayne
Wayne is a small Nebraska town — surrounded by the great expanse that is the Great Plains — between the larger towns of Norfolk and Sioux City. It’s also home to Wayne State College, which brings an influx of new residents every fall. “A lot of parents buy homes for their kids to live in and then sell them in three to four years,” says Tami White,
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$206K
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$139K - $338K
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3 Listings
Nebraska City
After being incorporated in the mid-1800s, Nebraska City swiftly grew into an agricultural hub, a reputation that continues to thrive. “The AppleJack Festival is what we’re known for, but we’re also the home of Arbor Day,” says Amy Allgood, executive director for Nebraska City Tourism & Commerce. Commuters to Omaha and Lincoln, both about 50 miles
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$204K
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$91K - $521K
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18 Listings
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