Like many cities across the United States, Omaha is facing challenges related to housing affordability and availability. Big news was announced recently as Omaha City Council approved ordinance changes, opening the doors to accessory dwelling units (ADUs) citywide, and opening opportunities for more affordable housing across the city. With a goal for 30,000 more housing… Read More
Expert Insights: All Your Real Estate Questions Answered
July 31, 2023
As experts in “All Things Real Estate,” our agents have a wealth of knowledge, and this month’s blog is dedicated to answering your real estate questions. Whether you’re on the hunt for your dream home or considering an investment property to diversify your portfolio, our team is here to ensure you make informed decisions with… Read More
New & Northwest
March 31, 2017
I will have lived in Omaha for six years next month. As a native of North Platte, my husband and I initially made the move here because of a job transfer, and now we couldn’t imagine living anywhere else. As a REALTOR®, I often ask my clients what is most important to them in looking… Read More
Little Bohemia’s First Soldier
March 3, 2017
I’ve written about 13th Street in a previous blog, but to refresh your memory and give you a little more detail… About a year and a half ago, PJ Morgan Real Estate was lucky to acquire three buildings just south of 13th & William Streets. When we bought them, we really hadn’t a clue what… Read More
The Lake Life
May 27, 2016
Lake living. It’s a dream, right? And here in the Omaha area, the land of corn and beef, and smack dab in the center of the United States, the thought of lake living is dreamier than the entire cast of Grey’s Anatomy put together. It doesn’t have to only be a dream, though! There are… Read More
Signs, Signs, Everywhere a Sign
January 22, 2016
In my last blog post, I discussed my love of South Downtown and Little Bohemia. I left out 10th Street and Little Italy – on purpose. They stand so proudly on their own. I began working on 10th Street a little over a year ago, when Ryan Ellis and Susan Clark so kindly asked me… Read More