Council Bluffs/Iowa
Council Bluffs offers a wide variety of housing, from multi-million-dollar farm estates, to historic residences built in the latter 1800s and early 1900s. There are options in every size and price range throughout the municipality.
Carter Lake
Currently a community of approximately 4,000 people, Carter Lake, Iowa lies west of Omaha’s Eppley Airport. The city is unique in that it is...
Explore NeighborhoodCB - East End
The east side of Council Bluffs is filled with treasures including the historic Haymarket Square which includes a mixture of eclectic shops and...
Explore NeighborhoodCB - South End
The south end of Council Bluffs includes homes of vintage ages as well as many new homes available under the city’s infill grand program. ...
Explore NeighborhoodCB - West End
No doubt about it, the west end is a major gateway to the many offerings of Council Bluffs. West Broadway continues to be transformed as...
Explore NeighborhoodGlenwood
Glenwood, Iowa is a city of approximately 5,200 people, located 20 miles south of Omaha/Council Bluffs on I-29 and then several miles east...
Explore NeighborhoodLewis Central
The Lewis Central area is defined by the Lewis Central Community School district which incorporates area inside and outside the city. ...
Explore NeighborhoodMissouri Valley
Missouri Valley is located a 20 minute drive north of Omaha on I-29. It is home to approximately 2,600 citizens, many of whom work in Omaha...
Explore NeighborhoodRed Oak
Approximately 5,300 people live in Red Oak, the county seat of Montgomery County, Iowa. A one hour drive southeast of Omaha/Council Bluffs,...
Explore NeighborhoodShenandoah
Located approximately 60 miles southeast of Omaha/Council Bluffs is Shenandoah, Iowa, a self-sustaining city with a population of 4,800...
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