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2801 NW 1St Street, Lincoln, NE 68521$405 - $959
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2720 N 2Nd St, Lincoln, NE 68521$405 - $959
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7100 S 88Th St, Lincoln, NE 68526$725 - $1,285
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7015 S. 38Th St., Lincoln, NE 68516$965 - $1,590
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3055 Crescent Drive, Lincoln, NE 68516$740 - $2,000
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4441 N. 1St St., Lincoln, NE 68521$670 - $1,365
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510 Surfside Drive, Lincoln, NE 68528$652 - $1,944
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8300 Cheney Ridge Road, Lincoln, NE 68516$815 - $1,750
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4911 North 32Nd Street, Lincoln, NE 68504$740 - $945
- 1-2 Beds
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8455 Cody Dr, Lincoln, NE 68512$909 - $1,550
- Studio-3 Beds
- 1-2 Baths
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1001 Norwood Drive, Lincoln, NE 68512See current rent specials$725 - $1,540
- 1-3 Beds
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6201 S. 34Th St., Lincoln, NE 68516$890 - $1,385
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705 Folsom Lane, Lincoln, NE 68522See current rent specials$650 - $1,299
- 1-3 Beds
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8801 S. 33Rd St., Lincoln, NE 68516$880 - $1,840
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4800 Holdrege, Lincoln, NE 68504$1,226
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- 1-2 Baths
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301 N 44Th Street, Lincoln, NE 68503$715 - $1,190
- 1-2 Beds
- 1-2 Baths
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2521 N 9Th Street, Lincoln, NE 68521$631 - $769
- Studio-2 Beds
- 1-2 Baths
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6010 Meridian Dr., Lincoln, NE 68504$895 - $1,455
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7201 Pioneers Boulevard, Lincoln, NE 68506$810 - $1,840
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8320 Rockledge Road, Lincoln, NE 68506$840 - $1,345
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5101 Vine Street, Lincoln, NE 68504$750 - $1,110
- 1-2 Beds
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Apartment8801 Executive Woods Drive, Lincoln, NE 68512$955 - $1,975
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Nebraska2920 N. 54Th St., Lincoln, NE 68504$520 - $660
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Nebraska2901 Fletcher Ave., Lincoln, NE 68504$830 - $1,425
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Renter's Guide to Lincoln
Lincoln is a small, simple city located among the vast plains of Nebraska.
But there's more here than meets the eye. The city's combination of low living costs, good schools and economic growth have earned it a reputation as one of the happiest cities and best places to raise a family in the country. All that nature and college football don't hurt either.
The city’s 92 square miles make it about 50% smaller than nearby Omaha but 50% larger than Minneapolis.
Lincoln and Omaha, both in Nebraska, are 53 miles away from each other—nothing a quick road trip won't solve. Other major cities around Lincoln include Denver, which is 488 miles away, and Chicago, which is 517 miles away.
The average temperature in Lincoln runs from 24°F in the winter to 78°F in the summer. Of course, there are times when it gets much colder or hotter. It's not uncommon for winter temperatures to drop below 0, while summers often reach 90°F and above.
The warmer months feature their fair share of thunderstorms (and tornadoes), but snowfall tends to be light during the colder seasons.
Lincoln, NE Demographics
- Total Population277,315
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Female 139,057Male 138,258
- Median Age32.4
Cost of Living in Lincoln, NE
Lincoln is very affordable and can be a great place to cut down on expenses.
Bus fare is $1.75 for a single ride, but you can save a bundle with a 31-day pass, which is just $17.50.
Two people eating at a mid-level restaurant can expect their check to come to between $35 and $50. Domestic beers run from about $2 to $4, depending on the restaurant or bar.
For bills, the average Lincoln resident pays about $154 a month combined for electricity, water, heating, and waste collection.
Average Rent in Lincoln, NE
- Lincoln, NE Average Rental Price, July 2019 $967 /mo
Lincoln, NE Apartment Rent Ranges
- < $5001%
- $501-$70011%
- $701-$1,00061%
- $1,001-$1,50021%
- $1,501-$2,0003%
- > $2,0003%
Lincoln, NE Rent Trends
| Average Rent | Jul / 2016 | Nov / 2016 | Mar / 2017 | Jul / 2017 | Nov / 2017 | Mar / 2018 | Jul / 2018 | Nov / 2018 | Mar / 2019 | Jul / 2019 |
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| Lincoln, NE | $896 | $903 | $896 | $912 | $917 | $911 | $911 | $945 | $961 | $967 |
| National | $1,344 | $1,352 | $1,347 | $1,379 | $1,381 | $1,382 | $1,418 | $1,427 | $1,430 | $1,466 |
Living in Lincoln
What's it like to live in Lincoln? Well, the pace of life here is slower than what you'll find in other Midwestern cities like Chicago or Minneapolis. Lincoln is all about small town values and friendly people, so if you're looking to escape from big city life, a place like this may be perfect.
Of course, these same advantages can be big disadvantages if you're the type of person who loves shopping, culture, and skyscrapers. Addicted to the cosmopolitan lifestyle? Lincoln probably won't check your boxes. Lincoln is also a pretty non-diverse place in terms of ethnicities. The population here is almost entirely white.
Things to do in Lincoln
Is there anything to do in a small-ish, Midwestern city like Lincoln? Sure there is!
If you're with family, visiting the Lincoln Children's Zoo and Lincoln Children's Museum are some of the fun things to do with kids in Lincoln, as both are re great for exploring with the young ones.
There's also the Museum of American Speed and the Sheldon Museum of Art.
But where Lincoln really shines is its parks. Start with the Sunken Gardens, which ranks among the best public gardens in the US.
When you're finished there, you can make your way to Pioneer Park and Nature Center, Holmes Park and Lake, or Antelope Park. All in all, the city features over 130 miles of trails for walking or biking.
Shoppers can make their way to Gateway Mall or SouthPointe Pavilions Shopping Center. They're also great places to grab a bite.
But perhaps the biggest draw—one that the locals take very seriously—is college football. University of Nebraska Cornhuskers games are major events that almost everyone participates in. Cheering the home team on among a sold out crowd is a great experience—just make sure to wear red!
Employment and Economy in Lincoln, NE
Lincoln's major industries include agriculture, manufacturing, distribution, and communications. Food manufacturing, in particular, is Nebraska's most profitable industry.
Some of the major companies that operate in Lincoln include Pfizer Laboratories, Ameritas Financial Services, and Selection Research International.
Overall, the city boasts great economic growth and job opportunities. Forbes rated Lincoln the 17th best place in the country for business and careers.
Lincoln, NE Households
- Total Number of Households110,521
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Family 64,519Non-family 46,002
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Children 32,199No Children 78,322
- Average People Per Household2.39
- Median Household Income$53,089
- Median Housing Costs Per Month$897
Top Colleges in Lincoln, NE
The University of Nebraska is the state's biggest and most well-known college, with an impressive athletics history. Their football team has won 5 national championships and produced 3 Heisman Trophy winners since 1970.
Academically, the school features great programs for healthcare, technology, and business, among others.
Also located in Lincoln are the Bryan College of Health Sciences and Nebraska Wesleyan University.
The local Southeast Community College offers two-year degrees. Many students take their general education requirements here before transferring to the University of Nebraska.
For the younger students in the family, Lincoln's public schools rank among the best in the nation.
Lincoln, NE Education Statistics
- No High School2%
- Some High School27%
- Some College27%
- Associate Degree10%
- Bachelor Degree23%
- Graduate Degree11%
Tips for Renting in Lincoln
Perhaps you're already dreaming of your new life in Lincoln. But before you load up the moving truck, let's take a look at some of the renters’ rights in Lincoln.
Your landlord can't charge you more than one month's rent for your security deposit. The only exception is if there's a pet deposit, which can be up to 25% of one month's rent. These deposits must be returned by the landlord within 14 days of moving out.
If you fail to pay your rent, your landlord is required to give you 3 days’ notice before beginning the eviction process. If you break a rule in your lease, the notice is 14 days.
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