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10/16/2026

Glenwood gives buyers small town living in the Loess Hills with easy access to Council Bluffs and Omaha. Spend a weekend exploring Glenwood Lake Park, the Mills County Historical Museum, scenic Hastie Hollow or the Glenwood Archaeological State Preserve, which contains more than 100 recorded archaeological sites.

And Glenwood doesn’t have to manufacture spooky season. 👻 Hillside House of Hell operates inside a former care facility built in 1964. Its operators say former employees reported unexplained doors slamming, lights switching on and off, and faint music coming from empty rooms. Those paranormal claims are unverified, but the building’s former use is real, and today it’s a full scale Halloween attraction.

October’s median list price is $289,700, down 7.6% from September. That does not mean Glenwood home values fell 7.6%. With only 10 active listings, a few homes can move the median substantially.

Inventory is down sharply, while median market time increased to 64 days.

10/15/2026

Gretna continues to give buyers a great mix of growing neighborhoods, Omaha access and plenty to do close to home. Vala’s Pumpkin Patch is practically an October institution, while Gretna Crossing Park, Schramm Park, Nebraska Crossing and the Holy Family Shrine give you options year round.

And Gretna has a truly strange story for spooky season. 👻 A local history preserved by the Gretna Public Library recounts that in 1897, seven “Figgite” sisters attending Christ Church suddenly screamed, chased what they believed was the devil around the church three times, then pursued him into a cornfield. That may be harder to top than a traditional ghost story.

October’s median list price is $479,990, down 16.2% from September. That does not mean Gretna home values fell 16.2%. Median reflects the mix of homes currently listed.

Inventory rose 41.7% to 163 homes, while median market time increased to 76 days. For buyers, more selection and more time can create opportunities.

10/14/2026

Red Oak gives buyers small town character, historic architecture and plenty to explore. Downtown’s Historic District, Fountain Square Park, the Montgomery County History Center, Red Oak Trail and the restored Burlington Northern Depot & WWII Museum all add to the community’s personality.

And for October, Red Oak’s best documented spooky stop may be Evergreen Cemetery. 👻 It covers about 85 acres with more than 13,000 people buried there, including 114 Civil War veterans. Even better for spooky season, the cemetery hosts “Story in the Stones,” where actors bring the stories of people buried there back to life. No verified ghosts required. The setting does plenty of the work.

October’s median list price is $167,450, down 13.8% from September. That does not mean Red Oak home values fell 13.8%. With only 18 active listings, the mix of homes can move the median dramatically.

Inventory is down sharply, with one new listing in five days, while median market time is 102 days.

10/12/2026

Plattsmouth gives buyers small town character, Missouri River history and easy access to the Omaha metro. Explore historic Main Street, the Cass County Historical Museum, local parks, golf, and nearby Schilling Wildlife Management Area at the confluence of the Platte and Missouri Rivers.

And for October, Plattsmouth has one wonderfully bizarre legend. 👻 An old tale tells of “Rev.” Bill Scroggins, a wandering well finder and snake charmer who supposedly battled a ghost haunting the Plattsmouth to Nebraska City road. He allegedly defeated the spirit with his trained snakes, then mysteriously disappeared himself. A later skeleton found in a snake den was rumored to be his. The local historian who preserved the story makes clear it’s folklore, not established history.

October’s median list price is $375,000, down 5.1% from September. That does not mean home values fell 5.1%.

Inventory rose 17.9% to 66 listings, with six new listings in five days and 32 median days on market.

10/10/2026

Omaha gives buyers a little bit of everything: established neighborhoods, new development, great restaurants and major attractions like the Henry Doorly Zoo, The RiverFront, Old Market, Durham Museum and Joslyn Art Museum.

And because it’s October... Omaha has Hummel Park. 👻 One of its strangest legends involves the old stone “Morphing Stairs,” sometimes called the “Stairs to Hell.” Folklore says you’ll count a different number of steps going up than coming down. The less supernatural explanation: there are 188 irregular steps, which makes losing count surprisingly easy. The park has accumulated plenty of darker legends over the decades, but many have no historical evidence behind them.

October’s median list price is $310,000, down 9.6% from September. That does not mean Omaha home values fell 9.6%. Median reflects the midpoint of current listings.

There are 1,272 active listings, 198 new listings in five days, and median market time is 29 days.

10/09/2026

Nebraska City gives buyers small town character, rich history and plenty to do, from Arbor Day Farm and Arbor Lodge to Kimmel Orchard, the Lewis & Clark Center, trails, wineries and museums.

And October brings one of Nebraska’s creepiest legends. 👻 Just southeast of town is Seven Sisters Road. Local folklore says seven sisters were killed there more than a century ago, one on each of seven hills. Drivers have since reported screams, strange shadows, dimming headlights and cars mysteriously stalling. Here’s the important part: no historical record has been found confirming the murders, so this is legend, not established fact.

October’s median list price is $219,000, down 14.6% from September. That does not mean home values fell 14.6%. With only 17 active listings, a few different homes can move the median significantly.

Inventory is down 19.1%, with one new listing in five days, while median market time fell to 23 days.

10/08/2026

Blair gives buyers small town character, Missouri River scenery and easy access to the Omaha metro. Nearby, DeSoto National Wildlife Refuge offers hiking, wildlife watching and the fascinating Steamboat Bertrand museum, while Black Elk Neihardt Park and River Wilds Golf Club add more ways to get outside.

And October gives Blair a pretty good ghost story. 👻 The former Dana College campus, founded by Danish Lutheran pioneers in the 1880s, has long been surrounded by local haunting legends. Stories include phantom piano music in the fine arts building, shadowy figures, unexplained footsteps and lights seemingly turning themselves on. History is confirmed. The ghosts remain decidedly unconfirmed.

October’s median list price is $414,900, up 3.8% from September. That does not mean Blair home values rose 3.8%. Median reflects the mix of homes currently listed.

Inventory increased to 51 homes, 10 new listings appeared in five days, and median market time fell to 37 days.

10/07/2026

La Vista gives buyers Omaha metro convenience with plenty close to home. La Vista City Centre, The Astro, Central Park, trails and places like Smash Park offer a growing mix of concerts, recreation, restaurants and entertainment.

And La Vista’s strangest Halloween story may be more bizarre than scary. 👻 A local yard haunt near 103rd Avenue and Olive Circle became known for a collection that included a plague doctor, a demon baby…and Husker Stormtroopers. Apparently even the Dark Side knows which team to cheer for in Nebraska.

October’s median list price is $270,000, down 28.2% from September. That does not mean La Vista home values fell 28.2%. With only 22 active listings, the particular homes on the market can move the median dramatically.

Inventory increased 22.2%, four new listings appeared in five days, and median market time dropped to just 13 days. Translation: more choices, but good homes can still move quickly.

10/06/2026

Papillion gives buyers a great mix of suburban convenience, recreation and Omaha metro access. Walnut Creek Recreation Area, Werner Park, SumTur Amphitheater, historic downtown and Bellevue Berry Farm & Pumpkin Ranch give you plenty to do close to home.

And since it’s October... Papillion has a wonderfully creepy legend. 👻 The historic Portal Schoolhouse is better known in local folklore as the “Hatchet House.” The legend claims a teacher murdered her students and that their heartbeats could later be heard near the old “Heartbeat Bridge.” There’s no established historical evidence that the murders actually happened, but the story has circulated locally for decades. The schoolhouse itself is real and dates to the 1890s.

October’s median list price is $495,004, down 4.1% from September. That doesn’t mean Papillion home values fell 4.1%. Median reflects the mix of current listings.

Inventory rose 32.4% to 245 homes, while median market time increased to 60 days. For buyers, that can mean more choices and a little more negotiating room.

10/04/2026

Fremont gives buyers a lot to like: an active downtown, local restaurants and events, plus Fremont Lakes State Recreation Area with 20 lakes for boating, fishing, swimming, camping and trails.

And because it’s October, Fremont has a story worthy of spooky season. 👻 The historic Love Larson Opera House replaced an earlier opera house damaged by fire on New Year’s Eve 1887. The current building opened in 1888, later survived the 1976 Pathfinder Hotel explosion, and today hosts haunted tours mixing real history, tragedy and local folklore. Apparently 138 years of history gives a building a few stories to tell.

October’s median list price is $384,500, up 6.9% from September. That does not mean Fremont home values rose 6.9%. Median reflects the mix of homes currently for sale.

Inventory increased to 164 listings, with 17 new listings in five days, while median market time dropped to 31 days.

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