Neighborhoods
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Explore Omaha Metro Neighborhoods and Find the Right Place to Call Home
The Omaha Metro boasts over 4,500 square miles of urban, suburban, and rural lifestyles. Take your time as you consider your preferences for proximity, recreation, schools, size, and style of neighboorhood.
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AKSARBEN
Located near Elmwood Park and the University of Nebraska, Aksarben is known for its walkable streets, welcoming neighbors, and vibrant Aksarben Village. This mixed-use district features shops, restaurants, corporate offices, and seasonal farmer’s markets. The neighborhood offers a diverse range of homes and easy access to parks, live music, and local events—making Aksarben a popular Omaha community for homeowners looking for convenience, charm, and a strong sense of place.
Benson
A historic neighborhood with a lively arts and music scene, Benson draws a mix of longtime residents and newcomers. Known for its craft breweries, music venues, and eclectic restaurants, it’s a go-to destination for culture and community. Homes range from early 20th-century styles to updated residences, many with porches and mature trees. Its proximity to downtown Omaha makes Benson a favorite for buyers seeking personality, creativity, and urban energy.
BLACKSTONE AND CATHEDRAL
From the Spanish colonial revival style towers of St. Cecilia Cathedral to Joslyn Castle, the Blackstone Hotel (inventor of the Ruben sandwich) and the Gold Coast District, the Blackstone and Cathedral neighborhoods are rich with local history dating back to the 1800s. Homes of all sizes and styles range from mansions to two-story family homes – many with original architectural features and modern updates. Also, newer construction and new live-play areas with restaurants, bars and entertainment.
DISTRICT 66/WESTSIDE
Located in central Omaha, Westside (District 66) is known for its excellent school district and long-standing neighborhoods. Home styles range from mid-century ranches to expansive newer builds on large lots. The area is also home to local shopping hubs like Countryside Village and Rockbrook Village, with restaurants, boutiques, and trails that contribute to Westside’s ongoing popularity among Omaha homebuyers.
DOWNTOWN
Downtown Omaha offers an exciting mix of history, culture, and modern living. Home options include converted warehouses, historic rowhouses, modern condos, and riverfront properties. From the Old Market to the Capitol District, this area is full of restaurants, galleries, and entertainment. With a rich cultural history and walkable urban vibe, downtown continues to attract buyers who want to live where the action is.
Dundee
One of Omaha’s most established neighborhoods, Dundee is known for its tree-lined streets, beautiful parks, and charming main street. Local shops, restaurants, a French bakery, and ice cream shop offer a small-town feel within the city. Homes range from classic brick Tudors and Georgians to updated cottages and historic duplexes. With its mix of original character and modern updates, Dundee continues to attract buyers looking for community and walkable living.
Field Club/Hanscom park
Listed on the National Register of Historic Places, the Field Club and Hanscom Park area offers timeless charm and Midtown convenience. Historic homes, mature trees, and community pride define the neighborhood. Residents enjoy access to Midtown Crossing’s restaurants, theaters, and green spaces—perfect for summer concerts and outdoor movie nights. With walkable streets and quick access to city life, this area remains one of Omaha’s most beloved places to live.
Florence
A historic community in North Omaha, Florence was once its own city and still retains small-town charm. The neighborhood offers beautifully preserved homes, local diners, and unique landmarks like the Mormon Pioneer Cemetery and 1850s-era mill. Residents enjoy proximity to downtown Omaha, riverfront trails, and green spaces, making Florence a hidden gem for buyers seeking history, charm, and a welcoming neighborhood feel.
Gifford Park
Gifford Park is a historic midtown neighborhood with a rich past and a strong community presence. Homes range from traditional two-story houses to brick row homes and early 20th-century cottages. The active neighborhood association supports beautification efforts, green space development, and restoration of the original 5.6-acre Gifford Park. Its central location and historic charm continue to draw homeowners looking for character and connection.
Luxury Neighborhoods
Omaha’s luxury real estate market includes homes in nearly every part of the city—from lakefront estates to golf course villas. Designed by top custom home builders, these properties feature high-end finishes, smart home features, and scenic surroundings. Whether tucked into wooded lots or located in gated communities, Omaha’s luxury homes offer privacy, elegance, and thoughtful design for discerning homebuyers.
Memorial Park
Home to both Memorial Park and the historic Fairacres area, this Omaha neighborhood offers a blend of green space, architectural variety, and community pride. Residents enjoy access to concerts, trails, schools, and local eateries. Tree-lined streets and distinctive homes make the area ideal for families and professionals alike. It’s a highly sought-after neighborhood known for its history, convenience, and a strong sense of connection to the city.
Morton Meadows
Located in midtown Omaha, Morton Meadows is known for its 1920s architecture, including Tudor Revival, bungalows, and Colonial Revival homes. Mature trees, charming streets, and an active neighborhood association create a strong sense of community. Its central location offers quick access to Midtown Crossing, downtown Omaha, and the Old Market, making it ideal for buyers seeking historic homes and close proximity to shopping, dining, and entertainment.
Northwest Omaha
Expanding with the city’s growth, Northwest Omaha offers a wide range of homes in diverse price points and styles. This area is popular with families and professionals for its neighborhood parks, trails, shopping centers, and sports complexes. Whether you're looking for a starter home or more space to grow, Northwest Omaha has options that match a variety of lifestyles and budgets.
PONCA HILLS
For buyers seeking privacy, space, and natural beauty, Ponca Hills offers a peaceful escape just minutes from downtown Omaha. This scenic area features custom homes, farmhouses, and large acreages—some with horses and livestock. Rolling hills, forests, and open sky make it ideal for those who value outdoor living and serenity, while still enjoying quick access to city amenities.
SOUTHWEST OMAHA
Growing along the I-80 corridor, Southwest Omaha features a wide range of home styles—from mid-century ranches and townhomes to newer construction and luxury properties. Neighborhoods are known for their family-friendly feel, walkable layouts, and convenient access to schools, shopping, and parks. With both established communities and ongoing development, Southwest Omaha appeals to buyers looking for space, value, and location.
…And don’t forget
SURROUNDING AREAS
Beyond official Omaha city limits, Eastern Nebraska is home to small towns and quiet subdivisions that continue to be developed. So if you’re open to exploring more, let’s talk through the other nearby options.