Nebraska Real Estate

Nebraska is a Midwestern state that received its named from the Native American word meaning "flat water." Nebraska is now one of the leading farming states in the nation. With a majority of America embarking on high-protein diets, Nebraska residents are reaping the rewards in the form of fuller pockets! The demand for cattle, pork, and chicken has upped the average income for Nebraska residents.

Known as the Cornhusker State, Nebraska uses this as the mascot for The University of Nebraska. The University of Nebraska is located in the southeastern city of Lincoln, Nebraska. Lincoln is also the state's capital, and is located in the center of Lancaster County. Lincoln is the state's second largest city with a population of 191,972 and growing. Lincoln provides the center of the transportation, trade, finance, and manufacturing for the farming region. Other major industries found in Lincoln are meatpacking, pharmaceutical, and machinery manufacturing. The median home value in Lincoln is $96,700.

Omaha, Nebraska, is the largest city in Nebraska and is located in Douglas County. It has a total population of 397,713 and is growing rapidly. Omaha is located on the eastern edge of the state and is situated on the Missouri River. The median value for homes in the Omaha area is an affordable $94,200.