Neighborhoods in Racine, WI

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  Lakecrest

  Lakecrest, an eastside neighborhood in Racine, has one defining feature: its lakeside views of Lake Michigan. “The only reason people live on Michigan Boulevard in this neighborhood is because of the lake,” says Kimberly Mann, a real estate agent with Russell Mann Real Estate. “Everyone in this community has access. Take your bike, or for those

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    $466K

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    $275K - $1.6M

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  Downtown Racine

  Lakefront festivals and all of Racine’s best shopping and dining inject a modern entertainment scene into historic Downtown Racine. “There’s a draw to Lake Michigan, and Downtown Racine has a lot to offer,” says Alexandra Riley, office manager at Downtown Racine Corporation. “There’s a great food scene and a great art scene. And there’s so many

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    $334K

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    $128K - $868K

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  Georgetown

  The neighborhood of Georgetown sits on the edge of Racine, placing residents in a quiet suburban enclave not far from shopping and dining amenities. The neighborhood’s southeast corner holds a few small businesses, local restaurants pepper the landscape to the northeast, and a selection of national retail chains sits just northwest of the

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    $286K

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    $274K - $446K

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  Hickory Ridge

  Tall, spreading maples and oaks adorn the green, well-trimmed lawns of Hickory Ridge. Homes of Hickory Ridge have been maintained meticulously over the decades since they were built, and surrounding green spaces give the suburban neighborhood the peaceful vibe of a wooded enclave. “A lot of families like to live there,” says Robert Tajnai, real

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    $283K

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    $206K - $390K

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    2 Listings

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  Buhler Heights

  An expanding major employer and nearby parks and shopping are some of the best parts of living in Buhler Heights. “Microsoft is starting to build a big data center nearby,” says Eugene Modesti, broker and co-owner of Modesti Realty. “So there are going to be a lot of jobs available.” Microsoft indicates the new plant will add 460 jobs to their

  • Average Value

    $283K

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    $265K - $295K

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    1 Listing

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  Greenbriar

  Smaller homes don’t mean less convenience in the Racine neighborhood of Greenbriar. Sitting just 4 miles south of Downtown Racine, this suburban community is just a few miles from local restaurants, national retail chains and the Lake Park on the shores of Lake Michigan. “It’s cozy and quiet,” says Virginia Herek, sales agent with RE/MAX Newport.

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    $266K

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    $212K - $500K

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    1 Listing

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  Country Club Acres

  Country Club Acres is a suburban neighborhood tucked between two of Racine’s largest green spaces. Quarry Lake Park is a major landmark of the Racine area, says Lance Penniston, Realtor with First Weber Realtors in Racine. The other attraction around the neighborhood is Meadowbrook Country Club, which Penniston says draws people to the area with

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    $266K

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    $242K - $433K

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    1 Listing

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  Reservoir Park

  Tucked away in the southern portion of Racine, Reservoir Park is a quiet, suburban neighborhood that some city residents describe as low-key. “It’s sort of in no man’s land, as no one really bothers anyone over there,” says Kimberly Mann of Real Broker. “If you had an open lawn without a fence in that neighborhood, you probably have a good

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    $257K

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    $199K - $280K

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  Manree Park

  Manree Park is a leafy residential neighborhood south of Lockwood Park and just 3 miles west of downtown Racine. "People love Manree Park. It's a sought-after place that's always been a decent neighborhood with nice homes. It's a great walking neighborhood," says Ann Carbajal. A lifelong Racine resident and Realtor with Shorewest Realtors, Inc.,

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    $255K

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    $208K - $324K

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    3 Listings

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  Roosevelt

  Roosevelt is a residential neighborhood where half of the residents live in small homes and half live in apartments, including several complexes for seniors. About a quarter of Roosevelt is industrial. Homes that can be as small as under 1,000 square feet at prices under $200,000 make this an attractive neighborhood for first-time buyers. Its

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    $251K

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    $135K - $605K

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    2 Listings

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  Shorecrest

  Three miles from Lake Michigan, Shorecrest is close to the sandy beaches and waterfront shops and restaurants that define Racine. Within this residential nook, smaller starter homes with lower price tags appeal to first-time homebuyers and downsizers. "I sold a house a few years ago to a couple in a condo, and they wanted to retire and garden, so

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    $238K

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    $163K - $347K

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    3 Listings

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  Green Crest

  Less than 4 miles south of Downtown Racine, Green Crest is a suburban neighborhood with the convenience of nearby restaurants, businesses and parks. Known by locals as St. Lucy because of the Catholic church it holds, the neighborhood is lined by the County Bike Trail and serves as home to Greencrest Park. Restaurants like Blue Bear and O&H Danish

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    $236K

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    $186K - $283K

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    1 Listing

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  The 12th Ward

  Racine’s 12th Ward is a rarity: a city neighborhood with a beach. Part of an area that Racine residents know as North Downtown, the 12th Ward’s proximity to Downtown Racine makes its vibe feel more like a city than a beach. “The homes are nice and well-kept,” says Lyle Albro, sales director at Shorewest Realtors. “The zoo and the beach are popular

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    $214K

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    $158K - $456K

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  Garden City

  One part industrial and two parts residential, Garden City is a Racine neighborhood with smaller homes that sit near an abundance of amenities. Home prices are a big reason why Racine homebuyers move to Garden City, says Lyle Albro, sales director at Shorewest Realtors’ Racine Office. “It’s within ten minutes of the lakefront, it’s convenient to

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    $205K

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    $84K - $274K

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    3 Listings

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  West Racine

  Near the western outskirts of Racine, West Racine offers older, remodeled homes and a collection of local shops and restaurants. The neighborhood features two hiking and biking trails, one of Racine’s most popular public golf courses and a convenient location for shoppers. “It’s a very convenient location for shopping and dining,” says Lyle Albro,

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    $202K

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    $129K - $279K

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    11 Listings

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  Kinzie Heights

  Surrounded by three cemeteries, an award-winning school and the banks of the Root River, Kinzie Heights feels separated from the rest of Racine, though it’s less than 2 miles from downtown. “It’s really its own island,” says Lance Penniston, Realtor with First Weber Realtors in Racine. “It’s surrounded by huge cemeteries, so you know the

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    $201K

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    $151K - $293K

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    2 Listings

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  Humble Park

  Located just 3 miles southwest of downtown Racine, Humble Park is a residential neighborhood anchored by a namesake community center that pulses with fun activity. Its proximity to the Humble Park and Community Center, public schools and ample choices for dining out and shopping makes this a place people like to call home, even if they've been

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    $200K

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    $129K - $265K

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  Hickory Grove

  Neighboring the industrial area holding the Modine Manufacturing Company and American Erecting and Iron Works, a handful of corner stores and Downtown Racine sitting less than 2 miles away, Hickory Grove blends suburban life with an urban atmosphere. Known by residents as Mitchell — after the schools within its bounds — Hickory Grove is attractive

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    $200K

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    $130K - $476K

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  Maple Grove

  Maple Grove is a primarily residential neighborhood located between two cemeteries. Its local park, Maple Grove Park, sits at the center of the community, walkable for many residents. Residents who move into the neighborhood are eligible for tax incentives tied to home purchases under Racine’s Tax Increment District plan – also known as TIDs.

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    $197K

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    $152K - $299K

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    2 Listings

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  The Upper 25th Ward

  Straddled by Taylor Avenue and West Boulevard, the Upper 25th Ward sits in the southwest of Downtown Racine. At the heart of the neighborhood and walkable for many students, Knapp Elementary School sits surrounded by residential homes mainly built in the first half of the 1900s. “This area is a mix of blue-collar families but offers suburban-like

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    $195K

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    $127K - $816K

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    2 Listings

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  Slausondale

  Less than two miles southwest of Downtown Racine, Slausondale holds a mix of historic homes, industrial sites and county office buildings. While neighborhood homes were largely sold to rental companies after the 2008 financial crisis, homeowners have regained their hold, and most of the homes are now owner-occupied. “There’s quite a bit of

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    $188K

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    $122K - $1.2M

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    2 Listings

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  The 13th Ward

  The 13th Ward neighborhood in Racine is highly walkable, with an extensive grid of sidewalks. It also offers convenient access to major roadways, making it easy for residents to commute throughout Racine and beyond. Despite this connectivity, residents don’t need to travel far for amenities. The Cesar Chavez Community Center provides sports,

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    $185K

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    $113K - $231K

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    1 Listing

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  Island Park

  Not quite on the outskirts but surrounded by green space and tucked in a bend of the Root River, Racine’s neighborhood of Island Park is somewhat separated from the rest of the city while remaining close enough to enjoy its amenities. The neighborhood lies 2 miles west of downtown Racine, less than a mile from two small commercial areas that hold

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    $180K

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    $85K - $208K

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    1 Listing

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  The 14th Ward

  A mixed industrial and residential neighborhood, the 14th Ward sits in the northwest reaches of Racine. “Racine is interesting because we are one of those cities where our communities have pockets of amazingness,” says Jason Braun, real estate agent at Realty ONE Group Boardwalk. “Personally, I love the north side where the 14th Ward is

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    $179K

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    $130K - $243K

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    2 Listings

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  Rubberville-Oak Park

  Rubberville-Oak Park has two names. Rubberville is a nod to the community’s origin, as it was developed as housing for the workers at the Ajax Rubber factory, which opened in 1912. Oak Park was added in the 1920s as part of an advertisement campaign. Today, it goes by both monikers and features mainly rental properties about 3 miles from downtown

  • Average Value

    $177K

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    $133K - $205K

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    2 Listings

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