On the Missouri River, Omaha is a charming Nebraska city offering a tapestry of opportunities, recreation, and civic involvement. Known for its friendly and welcoming neighborhoods, Omaha has a high quality of life supported by a strong economy and diverse attractions.

Life in Omaha

Omaha effortlessly blends the charm of Midwestern hospitality with the amenities and opportunities of a thriving city. Whether you're exploring the natural beauty of its parks, Henry Doorly Zoo, or the Old Market District or engaging in local involvement, it's a place where people can experience fulfilling lives, supported by friendly neighborhoods, a robust economy, and many recreational opportunities. 

Additionally, Omaha is home to numerous top companies that provide a robust economic landscape. These include Berkshire Hathaway, Kiewit Corporation, Mutual of Omaha, and Union Pacific Corporation. Companies also headquartered in Omaha include First National Bank of Omaha, Gallup, Inc., Green Plains, Intrado, Valmont Industries, Werner Enterprises, DLR Group, HDR, Inc., and Leo A Daly. These contribute to the city's economic vitality and offer many career opportunities across various industries.

Arts, Culture, and Entertainment in Omaha

The arts are essential to the Omaha region. The Omaha Community Playhouse, The John Beasley Theater, and The Blue Barn Theater are known for their daring, innovative productions. The Rose Theater and The Omaha Symphony at the Holland Center for Performing Arts highlight the region's finest. The historic Orpheum Theatre and Opera Omaha, with their exquisite take on the classics, all bring Omaha the best regional culture and arts.

If sports are your thing, you're in the right place - Omaha hosts the NCAA College World Series, bringing together baseball fans nationwide for exciting games and celebrating the college baseball scene. Golfers can enjoy the Tiburon Golf Course, which offers a challenging and scenic golfing experience. Also, there are 29 courses in Omaha. Strong regional college athletic programs throughout the area make for year-round fan involvement as you cheer for your team.

The Bob Kerrey Pedestrian Bridge is an iconic landmark that connects Omaha with Council Bluffs, Iowa. It offers stunning views of the Missouri River and is a favorite locale for walking, biking, running, or enjoying a pretty view. Nearby, Lewis and Clark Landing on the RiverFront Promenade celebrates the historic expedition with a sparkling esplanade and interactive exhibits, making it an excellent place for family or educational adventures.

Discover what Omaha offers and why it's the perfect place for your new move-in-ready home. Contact us to learn more about our new communities and schedule your in-person tours for our new homes in Omaha.