Dundee sits in the middle of Omaha, and buying here means buying into an older, established residential pocket rather than picking between two very different kinds of property. The homes for sale in this part of Midtown read as one market: detached houses on established lots, with the roof, the porch, the windows and the yard all yours to schedule and pay for. That makes the shopping simpler than in areas split between attached and detached stock, and it puts the differences between listings into condition, updates and lot rather than product type. Stevens Real Estate works this area closely and knows how much those differences matter once you are comparing two houses on paper.
< Search all Homes for Sale in Midtown Omaha, NE
Dundee at a Glance
- County
- Douglas County
- Typical sold price
- $434,500 (median of 58 home sales, excluding 1 land and other non-dwelling sales, past 12 months)
- Typical home
- 2,062 sq ft (n=57) · 3.5 bed / 2 bath (medians, n=58)
- Typical days to sell
- 44 days (median of 58 closed home sales, past 12 months)
- Months of supply
- 1.2 (seller's market)
- Sold-to-list
- 100% of asking (median per home sale, n=58)
- Data current as of
- August 2026
What owning a home here asks of you
The typical house in Dundee dates to 1922, which tells you something useful: the major systems have almost certainly been replaced once already, so the real questions are when, by whom, and what is still original. Ask for dates and documentation on the furnace, the electrical panel, the plumbing and the roof, and treat anything undated as unknown rather than fine. The most common layout sold here is a three-bedroom, with a median around $380,000, which is a fair place to put your first budget marker. Governance varies house by house in older areas like this one, so establish early whether a listing falls under an association with rules and documents or under nothing at all. Metcalfe Park lies just outside Dundee, worth knowing if you are weighing how far out from the core of the neighborhood you are willing to look.
What to pin down before you make an offer
- Whether the home falls within a historic or conservation district affecting exterior changes.
- Permitting requirements for additions or renovations on older lots.
- Insurance availability and cost for older homes with dated systems.
Having Stevens Real Estate alongside you
We spend our time in Dundee, and with houses of this age most of the value we add is in the reading: walking a home with you and being straight about what has already been dealt with and what is still waiting. That saves you from falling for a kitchen and inheriting a question you never asked. You will get plain answers, in order, without anyone pushing you toward a decision before you are ready to make it. What is left is yours to settle. When you have seen enough of what this market offers, you will know whether a Dundee house is the one you want to own.
