MILWAUKEE — Milwaukee is becoming a popular area, whether it be the new Bucks' Entertainment Block, newly renovated Summerfest grounds or a nice subdivision.
According to our partners at the Milwaukee Business Journal and Niche.com, here are the 10 best places to live in the Milwaukee area for 2019:
10. Third Ward
- Overall Grade: A+
- Median Home Value: $270,500
- Median Rent: $1,627
- Median Family Income: $89,737
9. Juneau Town
- Overall Grade: A+
- Median Home Value: $230,449
- Median Rent: $1,347
- Median Family Income: $75,154
8. Fox Point
- Overall Grade: A+
- Median Home Value: $316,600
- Median Rent: $1,193
- Median Family Income: $118,281
7. Cedarburg
- Overall Grade: A+
- Median Home Value: $316,600
- Median Rent: $1,193
- Median Family Income: $118,281
6. Mequon
- Overall Grade: A+
- Median Home Value: $374,300
- Median Rent: $1,251
- Median Family Income: $109,488
5. Shorewood
- Overall Grade: A+
- Median Home Value: $330,800
- Median Rent: $948
- Median Family Income: $68,306
4. Brookfield
- Overall Grade: A+
- Median Home Value: $296,800
- Median Rent: $1,496
- Median Family Income: $101,761
3. Bayside
- Overall Grade: A+
- Median Home Value: $341,200
- Median Rent: $1,278
- Median Family Income: $99,125
2. Whitefish Bay
- Overall Grade: A+
- Median Home Value: $365,500
- Median Rent: $1,238
- Median Family Income: $111,069
1. Elm Grove
- Overall Grade: A+
- Median Home Value: $360,800
- Median Rent: $929
- Median Family Income: $113,750
According to the study, Milwaukee received an overall grade of B- and was labeled as mostly liberal.
Nightlife, diversity, outdoor activities and commute all earned an A or A+.
Crime & Safety and public schools both received a C-.
For the full study on all living areas, click here.
