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Dundee Neighborhood

By: Ryan Renner, Realtor
By: Ryan Renner, Realtor

I have helped many families moving to Omaha. Contact me if you have any questions about the Omaha area or need help buying a home.

Considered Omaha’s first suburb, Dundee was developed in the late 1800s. The homes here are equally unique and iconic. Some of Omaha’s most desirable real estate is along Dundee’s Happy Hallow Boulevard.

I called Dundee home for over 10 years. This neighborhood is oozing with charm and character. The downtown area of Dundee makes you feel like you live in a small town.

Living in Dundee

The homes also have a lot of character. Most of the homes in this area were built between 1900 and 1940. You’ll find a wide variety of architecture from that time period.

If you are interested in buying, be prepared. Home prices in Dundee have been going up pretty significantly in the past years. It’s tough to find a decent home under $300k in the area.

Downtown Dundee – 50th and Underwood

Schools

The area has several private schools including Brownell-Talbot (Nonsectarian) and St. Margaret Mary’s (Catholic).

Omaha Public Schools covers this area with the following schools: Dundee Elementary School, Harrison Elementary School, Lewis & Clark Middle School, and Omaha Central High School.

Parks and Recreation

Memorial Park and Elmwood Park.

Safety: A majority of Dundee is relatively safe. However, because it is bordered by less amicable neighborhoods, it is important to practice common sense with your personal items and avoid walking alone at night.

Community Garden: Located on 49th and Underwood Streets, is open to the public and plots are available at a nominal fee.

Entertainment: The most popular area for shopping, dining and entertainment in Dundee is located between 49th and 52nd Streets on Underwood Avenue – just six blocks north of Dodge Street.

Events: Dundee Day, Fourth of July Concert in Memorial Park.

Dundee Day
Aerial view of Dundee Day in August.
About Your Guide
Ryan Renner - Omaha Relocation Guide

My name is Ryan Renner and I’m a real estate agent in Omaha. I’ve helped many families relocate to Omaha. While helping people relocate, I would get similar questions over and over again. This site addresses many of those questions and more.

Reach out to me if you are moving to Omaha and need help.