Neighborhoods in Milwaukee County, WI

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  River Hills

  River Hills, a Milwaukee suburban village, offers a serene, country-like atmosphere with the convenience of city amenities nearby. The neighborhood features grand traditional homes on expansive lots, often 5 acres or more, providing privacy and tranquility. Architectural styles include picturesque English Tudors, stately prairie homes, and

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    $979K

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    $394K - $4M

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    8 Listings

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  Whitefish Bay

  It’s been over 130 years since Milwaukee beer baron Frederick Pabst identified Whitefish Bay as an ideal spot for a summer resort. Today, 110 years after the resort closed, its appeal remains clear. Though immediately north of Milwaukee, this Lake Michigan-adjacent village — locally called “Bay” — allows residents and visitors to escape noisy city

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    $670K

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    $245K - $2.5M

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    31 Listings

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  Fox Point

  Fox Point, a historic neighborhood on Milwaukee County’s North Shore, is known for its serene, tree-lined streets and proximity to Lake Michigan. The area is home to highly rated schools, including Maple Dale Elementary School and Nicolet High School, both praised for their favorable student-teacher ratios. Housing in Fox Point varies widely, with

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    $656K

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    $202K - $3.6M

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    25 Listings

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  Northpoint

  Atop the northern bluff overlooking Milwaukee Bay, Northpoint stands out from the rest of the east side. With carefully preserved architecture and many parks along Lake Michigan, residents all over the city head to Northpoint. Properties in this wealthy and desirable neighborhood rarely go up for sale, and when they do, they sell fast. Along the

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    $651K

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    $187K - $1.7M

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    3 Listings

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  Downer Woods

  Downer Woods buzzes with the energy of University of Wisconsin Milwaukee college students, professors and graduates. Founded in 1956, the university takes up half of the neighborhood's footprint and offers hundreds of degree programs. The nationally recognized research university educates more than 22,000 students, most of whom live in dorms or

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    $597K

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    $334K - $1.3M

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    0 Listings

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  Bayside

  Bayside, situated along Lake Michigan just north of Milwaukee, is a quiet village with a vibrant community and proactive local government. The neighborhood features a mix of traditional to modern contemporary homes on lots ranging from a quarter-acre to two acres, including quaint cottages, ranch and prairie-style homes, and colonial-revival

  • Average Value

    $573K

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    $330K - $1.8M

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    10 Listings

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  Upper East Side

  Milwaukee's Upper East Side is deeply influenced by the presence of the nearby University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee. Students and staff are regular sights along this neighborhood's flat, high-density streets. “Between Maryland and Downer, you’ll find a lot of student housing,” says Jim Christenson, an agent with First Weber Realtors who lives and

  • Average Value

    $568K

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    $364K - $1.5M

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    9 Listings

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  Historic Third Ward

  The Historic Third Ward is Milwaukee’s cradle of reinvention. When an 1892 fire destroyed nearly every building in the then-predominantly Irish-immigrant neighborhood, it was rebuilt as a warehouse district to take advantage of its location at the confluence of the Milwaukee River and Lake Michigan. Just over a century later, it returned to its

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    $544K

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    $213K - $2M

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    20 Listings

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  Franklin

  Franklin is a growing suburb in the Chicago-Milwaukee Interstate 94 corridor, notably named after Benjamin Franklin. He isn't connected to the area, but locals say the city is named after Franklin to honor him as one of the nation's founders. The city's population has grown more than 10% since 2000, the highest growth rate of all of southeastern

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    $442K

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    $225K - $1.2M

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    45 Listings

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  East Town

  With numerous parks, museums, restaurants, bars and entertainment hubs squeezed into just over half a square mile, East Town presents the most bustling and exciting version of Milwaukee city life. This neighborhood between Lake Michigan and the Milwaukee River is also called Juneau Town after Solomon Juneau, one of Milwaukee’s founding citizens.

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    $441K

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    $150K - $2.2M

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    45 Listings

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  Wauwatosa

  Wauwatosa, nicknamed "Tosa," is Milwaukee's friendly, diverse and activity-packed neighbor to the west. While this city of about 48,000 is close to downtown Milwaukee, locals can find well-rated schools, green spaces and a bustling shopping scene without leaving Wauwatosa's limits. Historic homes and a community-based spirit have earned it the

  • Average Value

    $428K

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    $253K - $1.1M

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    76 Listings

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  Oak Creek

  Along the shoreline of Lake Michigan and just south of Milwaukee, Oak Creek offers a compromise between natural beauty and urban convenience. "Milwaukee has everything that a normal large city can offer, but what's nice is I can drive 15 minutes in the other direction and reach farm fields," says lifetime resident Peter Schumacher, the President

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    $394K

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    $229K - $766K

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    63 Listings

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  Murray Hill

  In the melting pot of east side Milwaukee, young meets old, activity meets peace and many people find their place in Murray Hill, a neighborhood that borrows a bit of charm from those surrounding it. Close to the university, a large hospital and employers downtown, the area is a popular choice for students and young professionals. Though many

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    $389K

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    $122K - $911K

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    5 Listings

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  Hales Corners

  Hales Corners is a Milwaukee County suburb with dining, retail and outdoor recreational access. “The community is more affordable than nearby areas like Brookfield and Pewaukee,” says Michelle Campbell, a realtor for Coldwell Banker Realty who has sold homes in the area for 12 years. Hales Corners is a bedroom community, and many residents commute

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    $387K

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    $300K - $583K

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    8 Listings

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  Lower East Side

  Like the New York neighborhood it shares a name with, Milwaukee's Lower East Side is a hip, walkable urban neighborhood that “has its own heartbeat,” says Elizabeth Hill, a real estate agent with The Realty Company who sells throughout the Milwaukee area. It's vibrant, lively, and colorful; there's so much to do. It’s a really cool neighborhood.”

  • Average Value

    $384K

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    $145K - $1.1M

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    37 Listings

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  Alverno

  Named for a private Catholic women’s college, Alverno is a neighborhood tucked away in the southwest suburbs of Milwaukee with some very specific advantages. Alverno College’s small yet scenic campus is a nice place to stroll or cheer on their athletic teams, but that’s not why people move to Alverno. “Cherokee Point is a subdivision in the

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    $380K

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    $255K - $474K

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    4 Listings

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  Brewers Hill

  Not many neighborhoods represent Milwaukee’s beer-steeped history and culture quite like Brewer’s Hill. This neighborhood of roughly 2,000 Milwaukeeans sits on the banks of the Milwaukee River and gets its name from the number of brewery workers who once called it home. Today, it features one of the area’s most iconic breweries, locally beloved

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    $379K

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    $231K - $1.1M

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    10 Listings

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  Greendale

  Greendale is a quiet village outside Milwaukee. It has highly rated schools, a rich tapestry of local businesses and a small but vibrant communal feel. “Greendale is like a Norman Rockwell picturesque community,” says Michelle Campbell, a realtor for Coldwell Banker Realty who has sold homes in the area for 12 years. In the 1930s, a New England

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    $378K

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    $245K - $740K

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    18 Listings

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  Fernwood

  Right along the shore of Lake Michigan, Fernwood is a connected community inside Milwaukee’s Bay View area. It includes the northern part of Bay View Park with its sandy beach and access to the Oak Leaf Trail and sits beside the Bay View Community Center. It’s also less than 5 miles from Downtown Milwaukee. Fernwood is primarily residential

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    $373K

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    $235K - $598K

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    3 Listings

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  Cambridge Woods

  Despite being next to a major university and where many student renters reside, Cambridge Woods holds onto a century-old "know your neighbor" atmosphere. The Milwaukee River and its dense woods run alongside the area, hence the "Woods" half of the neighborhood name. With the river to one side and no through streets, the area has a quiet, secluded

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    $359K

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    $245K - $618K

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    2 Listings

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  Valley Forge

  Valley Forge is a coveted Milwaukee neighborhood for its stately brick and stone houses and proximity to highly rated schools. Residents are also close to professional sporting events and multiple dining options. “It’s an older neighborhood with a lot of beautiful historic homes and mid-century modern homes,” says Realtor Amy Berger, who sells

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    $355K

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    $284K - $443K

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    0 Listings

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  Clayton Crest

  There are over a dozen neighborhoods in Milwaukee’s Garden District, but Clayton Crest is one of the few with a major landscape supply store. It makes a noticeable difference: Many of the neighborhood’s roughly 1,500 residents have adorned their front yards with blooming flowers, well-manicured trees, neatly arranged shrubs and whatever else makes

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    $351K

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    $315K - $454K

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    1 Listing

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  Story Hill

  In the 1850s, brothers Hiram and Horace Story built a settlement of homes above their limestone quarry. Their legacy lives on—what was once the quarry site is now American Family Field, home of the Milwaukee Brewers, and the Story Hill community makes good on the proximity. "You can literally walk there," says Beth Jaworski of Shorewest Realtors.

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    $346K

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    $225K - $580K

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    1 Listing

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  Blakewood

  Blakewood is a quiet South Milwaukee suburb with access to a cluster of shopping and dining options, public and private schools, Little League teams and a park overlooking Lake Michigan. The neighborhood offers a slower pace of living than Milwaukee, but residents still have direct access to the big city. "South Milwaukee benefits from the

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    $345K

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    $188K - $568K

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    3 Listings

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  Calumet Farms

  Calumet Farms, located on Milwaukee’s Northwest Side, is a neighborhood of just over 2,000 residents that combines a pastoral landscape with suburban living. The area features sizeable undeveloped farmland and dynamic residential zones. Homes range from mid-to-late 20th-century houses on wooded lots to midcentury ranch-style and split-level

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    $344K

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    $133K - $473K

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    1 Listing

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