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Living in Lincoln, Nebraska
Lincoln is Nebraska's capital city and home to the University of Nebraska, giving it a character that blends college-town energy, government stability, and Midwest pragmatism into one of the most consistently livable smaller metros in the country.
The government sector anchors employment — state ag
Frequently Asked Questions
What should I know before moving to Lincoln, Nebraska?
When relocating to Lincoln, plan to transfer utilities, update your driver's license, and register your vehicle in Nebraska. Local resources including hospitals, schools, and utility providers are listed on this page to help you settle in quickly.
City facts
Population
294,856
Nearby Airport
LNK · Lincoln Airport
Approximate
Climate / Avg Temperature
Avg 50°F; Jan low 14°F, Jul high 90°F
Source unverified
Nearby Sports Teams
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Estimated Moving Cost Range
$1,300–$4,800
Approximate
Listed University
University of Nebraska-Lincoln
Source unverified
Housing & Household Snapshot
Median Household Income
$71,867
Median Home Value
$264,000
Median Gross Rent
$1,086
Households
122,623
Homeownership Rate
56.1%
Renter Rate
43.9%
Source: US Census Bureau, 2020–2024 ACS 5-year estimates
