53202 Zip Code currently has 9 single family homes for sale, 5 townhouses for sale, and 141 condos for sale. For anyone looking for a brand new home, there are 29 new construction homes for sale.
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53202 Zip Code has 93 subdivisions offering townhouses and condos. Prices range from $524,900 to $2,375,000. Landmark on the Lake currently has the most active listings with 9 homes for sale.
Downer Woods sits between Lake Drive and the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee campus, giving residents quick access to Lake Michigan shoreline paths and campus cultural events. Mature tree canopy and early-20th-century single-family homes on quiet, walkable streets define the neighborhood’s residential character. The area is served by the highly rated Atwater and Lake Bluff elementary schools and sits minutes from the shops and restaurants along Oakland Avenue.... Read more
The Historic Third Ward sits along the Milwaukee River and Kinnickinnic Canal just south of downtown, giving residents quick access to the lakefront, Interstates 43 and 94, and the Amtrak and intercity bus stations. Its streets are lined with restored 19th-century warehouses and loft buildings that now house residences alongside galleries, design studios, and an array of restaurants and shops within a few blocks. The neighborhood is served by Milwaukee Public Schools, including the nearby Downtown Montessori Academy and Riverside High School, and offers immediate access to the Hank Aaron State Trail and the Milwaukee Riverwalk.... Read more
Juneau Town and East Town form Milwaukee’s historic downtown core, where restored 19th-century row houses and mid-rise buildings sit within a short walk of Lake Michigan. Residents reach the Milwaukee Riverwalk, the Lakefront Trail, and major employers at Northwestern Mutual and the medical centers in minutes on foot or by bike. The neighborhood is served by Milwaukee Public Schools options such as Cass Street School and Lincoln Center of the Arts, plus direct freeway access via I-43.... Read more
The Lower East Side sits directly north of downtown Milwaukee along the Milwaukee River, giving residents quick access to the city’s core via the Hoan Bridge and Lakefront Trail. Its stock of late-19th and early-20th-century brick apartment buildings and converted warehouses sits within walking distance of the East Side’s commercial corridor on North Avenue and the lakefront parks. Milwaukee Public Schools’ Cass Street and Lincoln Center of the Arts serve the area, and the neighborhood’s street grid and riverfront promenades support daily walking and cycling commutes.... Read more
Northpoint sits just east of Lake Drive along Milwaukee’s lakefront, giving residents direct access to Lake Michigan trails, Bradford Beach, and the lakefront bike path. Its blocks of early-20th-century single-family homes and duplexes are interspersed with mature trees and within walking distance of shops and restaurants along North Avenue and Downer Avenue. The neighborhood is served by highly rated Milwaukee Public Schools options and sits minutes from the University of Wisconsin–Milwaukee campus and downtown via Lake Drive or the nearby bus routes.... Read more
Riverwest sits along the Milwaukee River just north of downtown, giving residents quick access to the East Side, the Lower East Side, and the lakefront. Its older housing stock—primarily bungalows, duplexes, and some early-20th-century single-family homes—sits on tree-lined streets that back up to the river and the Oak Leaf Trail. The neighborhood contains multiple parks, a public library branch, and several highly rated public schools, while everyday shopping and dining are concentrated along Locust and Center streets.... Read more
Yankee Hill sits on a bluff just east of downtown Milwaukee, offering residents quick access to the Milwaukee Riverwalk, the lakefront, and major employers in the central business district. The neighborhood’s streets are lined with a mix of historic single-family homes, converted warehouses, and mid-rise condominiums that reflect its industrial roots and later residential redevelopment. Proximity to Cathedral Square Park, the Milwaukee Public Market, and several highly rated public and private schools supports a convenient urban lifestyle with strong walkability to dining, cultural venues, and transit options.... Read more
