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Right in Your Backyard

Explore Omaha, Lincoln and Southwest Iowa's diverse and unique communities. Boasting a blend of historically significant and up-and-coming neighborhoods, there's a place for everyone to call home.

Downtown

This historic area of Omaha is home to an eclectic mix of places to work, live, play and explore. The Old Market draws thousands of residents and visitors each year to its charming brick streets, award winning restaurants, diverse shopping experiences and entertainment. North Downtown and the riverfront is flourishing in its redevelopment, most notably the addition of TD Ameritrade Park, home of the College World Series!

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Benson

Welcome to historic Benson! Platted in 1887, the Benson area was annexed by the city of Omaha in 1917. Over the years the Benson area has grown into a culturally diverse and proud community. A walk down mainstreet will give you hip and authentic bars, restaurants, shops and a sense of community in the people that live and work there. Benson is a fun place to be and be seen!

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Lincoln

In 1867, the village of Lancaster became Nebraska's state capital and was renamed Lincoln. It is the only state capitol to have a unicameral legislative system in the country! It is the second largest city in Nebraska and is home the University of Nebraska-Lincoln, its third largest employer. Continued economic and housing growth in all areas of the city will keep Lincoln booming for years to come!

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Midtown

This is where urban meets contemporary with a mix of cultural, social and economic areas. This area is home to the renowned Nebraska Medical Center, Berkshire Hathaway, Mutual of Omaha and Kiewit Corporation. It also boasts some of the most iconic, historically significant and destination neighborhoods. Wherever you venture out in Midtown, you will find great places to eat, drink, be entertained and meet people!

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Millard

Incorporated in 1885, Millard flourished as a small community on the edge of Omaha’s city limits. In 1971, the city of Omaha annexed Millard but it continued to maintain its identity namely through its award winning school district, the 2nd largest in the Omaha area, and active business community. The iconic water tower welcomes you to this highly sought after suburb.

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South O

In the early 1880’s the area south of Omaha proper began to develop as a regional stockyards and meatpacking center. This drew thousands of immigrant workers, mostly from eastern and southern Europe. Many families remained in the area and generations of families call South O home. South Omaha was annexed by Omaha on June 20, 1915 and continues to be a proud, culturally diverse area.

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