Green Bay Area Chamber of Commerce Newcomers Website

Area Communities

Picking the place you want to live is the most important part of moving to a new city. Brown County gives you the opportunity to live in nearly any kind of setting you could conceive of; city neighborhood, county subdivision, waterfront, private wooded lot, planned community, downtown condo and more.

Click on a village or city on the map to the right to find out a little more about that area.

City of Green Bay

Designated an All-American City by the National Civic League, Green Bay is the spiritual heart of the area. The center of metropolitan government, Green Bay’s population is over 100,000 and gives residents an ample choice of neighborhoods to love, from historic to brand new planned communities.

	The Historic Astor Neighborhood One of Green Bay’s first and finest neighborhoods, and named to the National Register of Historic Places, the historic Astor Neighborhood takes up several blocks near downtown and is a showplace of residential architecture from the mid to late 19th and early 20th century.
	Historic Broadway District After decades of decline, the downtown district of the original Fort Howard (before merging with Green Bay in 1895) has returned to its original glory, becoming Green Bay’s Mallternative. Very artsy and trendy, the District features unique shopping, diverse dining and economical housing.
	Downtown Green Bay The heart of Green Bay’s original retail and shopping area, this approximately 60-acre block district aims to continue revitalizing downtown by offering entertainment, shopping and dining along with apartment and condo living, a riverside boardwalk development, and a rise of new financial institution developments.
Olde Main Street Olde Main Street is a revitalized 25-block area in and around Main Street, east of downtown Green Bay. Join the neighborhood’s eclectic and entrepreneurial spirit.