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Residential Living

More than 30,000 residents call Kearney home, all of whom enjoy the resources of big city living while maintaining the spirited traditions the city was established upon. The city is home to excellent educational opportunities, major healthcare options, regional shopping and services, a stable business environment, recreational areas, and more—making Kearney the ideal place for professionals, families and retirees alike.

High-quality, affordable residences for purchase or rental are available throughout the Kearney area. Browse through a distinctive array of single-family and multi-family homes, as well as spacious condominium complexes and townhomes in a variety of styles and prices to suit any lifestyle.

Getting started here is simple, and Kearney officials and service-related businesses will make sure of that! Visit the Chamber’s website (www.kearneycoc.org) to access a number of realtors, developers, contractors, designers and financial institutions, all dedicated to making your move to Kearney as smooth as possible.

NEBRASKA’S CLIMATE
Nebraskans enjoy four distinct seasons, with the annual mean temperatures varying from 46 to 53 F. Maximum daily temperatures exceeding 105 F have occurred in the four summer months, while subzero temperatures occur, on average, about 15 days each year. The average date of the last freeze in spring ranges from April 25th to May 21st, with the first fall freeze varying around October 1st. The average growing season ranges around 150 days.

On the average, 80 percent of the annual precipitation falls over most of Nebraska from April through September. Average seasonal snowfall is around 29 inches, with snowfall usually increasing during late winter—ultimately reaching a maximum in March. Wind direction changes frequently all seasons of the year—the average wind velocity reaches about nine miles per hour. Relative humidity in Nebraska shows a westward decrease across the state varying from 73 to 55 percent in January to 55 to 35 percent in July.