Bloomington, Indiana
Near West Side Homes for Sale
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5 homes
Avg $303,940
Market Overview
Near West Side Real Estate at a Glance
Current market statistics for Near West Side, IN
5
Active Listings
$304K
Avg Price
Price Range
From
$179,900
To
$599,900
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About Near West Side Real Estate
Near West Side sits within Bloomington as a residential area that draws a mix of long-term residents, university-affiliated households, and people who work in the city. It offers a quieter, established setting while remaining convenient to the broader community. Homes here tend to sit on tree-lined streets with a range of older and newer construction, reflecting the neighborhood’s gradual evolution over time. Daily needs are met through nearby parks, local shops, and restaurants that residents reach by car or on foot depending on the block. Families often choose the area for its access to the local public school district, which serves students from elementary through high school. The housing stock includes single-family homes in varying sizes and styles, along with a smaller number of townhomes and condos. At the moment the neighborhood shows five active listings with an average asking price of $303,940, giving buyers a price range that stretches from the low $180,000s to just under $600,000.
Average listing price: $303,940 · 5 homes available
Frequently Asked Questions
Current listings in Near West Side range from $179,900 to $599,900, with an average asking price of $303,940 across the five active properties. Buyers will find single-family homes at various price points along with some townhomes and condos.
Walkability varies by block, with some streets offering easier access to nearby parks, shops, and restaurants while others are more car-dependent. Residents often combine walking with short drives to reach daily amenities.
The neighborhood is served by the local public school district, which provides education from elementary through high school. Some families also consider nearby private or charter options depending on their needs.
Single-family homes make up most of the housing stock, with a mix of older and newer builds. A smaller selection of townhomes and condos is also available for buyers seeking lower-maintenance options.
There are currently five active listings in the neighborhood. This limited inventory gives buyers fewer choices at any one time, so it can be useful to monitor the market regularly.