Lincoln Area

Grand Island, NE is a small stable city. The cost of living is very low, including housing. In fact, apartment seekers can expect to pay between $400-$700 each month. Thus, Grand Island has some of the cheapest rental prices in the country. Of course, salaries are not so high here on average. However, the job market is not nearly as grim as it is in many other cities. Also, in general this is a safe place. Downtown offers a few cool places in interesting buildings, including an art deco theatre with films and live performances. Hiking trails, boating, and fishing are all part of the parks around the nearby rivers. Overall, this town is great for families if you can the cold winters and sizzling summers. You can find numerous apartment choices with plenty of amenities in Grand Island.

The namesake of President Abraham Lincoln and the reigning capital of Nebraska, the city of Lincoln is patiently holding an apartment hostage just for you. The proud home of approximately 260,000 inhabitants, Lincoln holds pocketfuls of apartments that are sure to fit your exact needs and style. This Midwestern treasure provides the excitement of big city life coupled with the tranquility only a down-home town can foster. Considered one of the healthiest cities in our great country, Lincoln apartment communities just may prove positive for your well being...literally! Lincoln, NE possesses a host of neighborhood selections eager to receive new blood. Choose from a Lincoln apartment in the Arnold Heights neighborhood once known as Airpark because the occupants were primarily stationed at Lincoln Air Force Base. If you appreciate the charm of an older community, investigate the Haymarket area that features a popping urban district full of art outlets, good food, specialty shopping and a bumping nightlife! The South Bottoms community is respected for its wonderful architecture while the Near South area is generally full of artist and college heads. College students are also known to gravitate towards the College View community. From the urban Downtown district to the suburban area of Hartley, Lincoln apartment communities are countless; guaranteeing you will find the perfect apartment space.A collection of service industries keeps this mid-sized city's economy a float. Allstate Insurance and BryanLGH Medical Center are major employers of Lincoln citizens. The University of Nebraska and state government are also noted for putting food on the table for several city dwellers. Ranging from banking to information technology, the great city of Lincoln tries hard to keep its occupants equipped with steady employment.Lincoln apartment dwellers can never say they have nothing to do. Lincoln is packed with extracurricular activities and outlets for your pleasure. If you love museum gazing, visit one of the many museum offerings Lincoln has on display. Lincoln's museum collection is as diverse as its rich history. Besides the typical state or city museums, the National Museum of Roller Skating, the Lincoln Children's Museum or the Frank H. Woods Telephone Museum are posted for your peeking. Hang out at the Haymarket Park or Iron Horse Park for relaxation. Stroll through the Sunken Gardens or the Pioneer's Park Nature Center to meditate and regroup. Regardless to the outlet you pick, Lincoln apartment occupants will have fun just choosing were to spend a day off. From a football night hosted by the Nebraska Cornhuskers or a fabulous evening with the polished Douglas Theatre Company, Lincoln apartment dwellers will never be short of entertaining finds. Once you have settled into your new Lincoln apartment, get out of the house and discover the richness that only Lincoln can offer.

The quaint town of McCook, NE, located on just 5 square miles, is home to 8,000 residents. It is centered between Omaha, NE and Denver Colorado. It was named after the famed Civil War general Alexander McDowell McCook. It is also the birthplace of 3 Nebraska governors and the current Nebraska Senator, Ben Nelson. Situated next to the Republican River, allows McCook to be a "best kept secret" for local wineries. Interstates 83 and 34/6 cross through town to the their regional airport, McCook Beauty Academy, one community hospital, 8 parks, 2 golf courses and covered shooting range. McCook draws people from all over the nation for their excellent pheasant hunting. Many outdoor events and festivals continue throughout the year in McCook.

Alliance, Nebraska is a wink of a city holding approximately 9,000 residents within its boarders. Sitting as the county seat of Box Butte, Alliance exudes all the classic charm distinct to a small town.Grand Lake was the original name of the city. The name switch took place around 1888, by a forward thinking railroad superintendent, G. W. Holdrege. Since the Chicago, Burlington and Quincy Railroad arrived in the area, Holdrege thought it best the city have a one-word name starting with a letter closer to the top of the alphabet chain. He believed this to be a great marketing move positioning the city for future business ventures. Holdrege received clearance from the U.S. Postal Service to decide on a city name. He chose, "Alliance."Alliance apartment dwellers indulge in a tranquil earthy setting that promotes peace and clarity. Once you have moved into your Alliance apartment, visit Carhenge, the sculpture mimicking Stonehenge, located on a farm north of town. Once you see it, you will want to visit the other sculptures in the area as well.

The mid-west at its best-that is what Holdrege, NE apartment seekers will learn the minute they begin to explore this beautiful mid-west community. Both the county seat of Phelps County and the geographic midpoint of the country. Routed in the strong sense of mid-west values-hard work, education and strong sense of community spirit are evident here. Strong business community with both BD (an international manufacturer and marketer of medical equipment) and Allmand Brothers (worldwide exporter of construction equipment). Holland apartment dwellers love to gather fresh foods from the Farmer's Market. History buffs are spoiled having the Nebraska Prairie Museum - with an amazing collection of period clothing, antique toys, farm equipment and unique W.W. II German POW exhibit. Outdoor enthusiast have a wide range of activities to choose from - hunting, fishing, birdwatching and hiking to name a few. The local parks also offer an abundant amount of activities - try North Park with its own North Park Lake - said to be a safe bet for great fishing. Avid golfers will have a tough choice deciding which one of the local golf courses to tackle to score a hole in one. Choosing a Holdrege apartment will allow renters many affordable options to become part of this wonderful community.

Scenic Chadron is located in Northwestern Nebraska. It is the county seat for Dawes County and has approximately 5,437 residents. It is located about 110 miles south of Rapid City, South Dakota and 300 miles northeast of Denver, Colorado. The community takes pride in the idea of "where tradition blends with innovation" after touring the area and meeting its warm residents it is easy to see why. This vibrant community has a lot to offer Chadron apartment seekers with tons of outdoor activities and community events.Festivals like Hay Springs Friendly Festival and Willow Tree Festival are fun but the areas biggest draw is definitely "Fur Trade Days". Chadron was named after Louis B. Chartman a manager of a fur trading post in 1841 and is part of the areas Museum of Fur Trade. Today "Fur Trade Days" features a fur trade reenactment involving 60 camps of participants-definitely a must attend event.Throughout the year there are tons of outdoor activities to take advantage of from: fishing, hunting, biking, horseback riding and cross country skiing. Also there is a public golf course, tennis court and swimming pool. Pick up some organic produce and pack a picnic and head over to one of the areas beautiful parks. Chadron State College students will be in luck while looking for rental homes in this great community. There are many affordable options within the area that can meet anyones needs. If you are out of college and working your way up the corporate ladder don't worry - your needs will also be met with many types of floor plans available for you quality rental home.

Fairbury, Nebraska is located at the heart of the Oregon Trail. Most of Fairbury's historic building were built on the 1920's and are still standing. The area has one of the largest number of historic landmarks listed in the National Register of Historic Places. Rock Creek Station, southeast of town was where Wild Bill Hickock began his infamous career.Fairbury boasts many city parks where its residents can enjoy year round activities. Nebraska first community built playground, Frontier Park, is located in Fairbury. Constructed entirely of wood, funded by the residents of the community, this themed park was built for the children of today and generations to come. It offers children the opportunity to dream and play in the world of the old west. Residents enjoy life in this quaint town; entertainment downtown, open green space, good schools and lots of family fun. Come and enjoy all Fairbury has to offer.Stay and be a part of its future.

A progressive, growing community of 4,140 residents has no shortage of affordable, quality apartments for you to call home! Located 3 miles north of I-80, in Hamilton County close to Highways 14 & 34 and airports, Aurora, Nebraska is a great place to raise a family and start a business. With extremely low crime and unemployment rates and a 20% lower cost of living than the average, this small town takes pride in providing its residents a safe, healthy and vital lifestyle. Aurora is recognized as a model for community and economic development.   Grades K-12 are served by an excellent consolidated school district with 99% of its students going on to graduate. Aurora has a comprehensive system of healthcare providers and services that will rival that of any other city of its size.   Settle into an Aurora apartment and enjoy the great outdoors at one of Aurora's several parks. Everything from golfing at Poco Creek Golf Course to hunting, fishing, swimming, hiking, camping, picnicking and skating to horse shoes will be in your backyard. If shopping is what you prefer, you will find plenty along Highways 14 & 34 and at the Courthouse Square along with great places to eat. Come join us in the "Heartland of the United States," Aurora, Nebraska!

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