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To find a home that may be eligible for a USDA loan, have a look at the neighboring city Knik River, AK. This city falls within a zone of USDA loan eligibility.
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Anchorage, Alaska in Anchorage County
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Also known as:
Air Crossroads of the World
Anchortown
Hanging Basket Capital of the World
The City of Lights and Flowers
City motto: Big Wild Life
44 active listings near Anchorage
👍 USDA, * Price Change, * New, * Sale Pending
$3,500,000    6405 Old Seward Hwy
$1,700,000   * 8020 Greenwood St
$1,700,000    7827 Old Seward Hwy
$825,000    1885 E 64th Ave
$625,000   * 800 W 56th Ave
$540,000    1131 W 53rd Ave
$539,000   * 8010 Rovenna St
$475,000   * 509 W 74th Ave
$469,900   * 7081 Chad St
$448,500   * 8454 Barnett Dr
$410,000    L13C E 78th Ave
$409,000   * 654 Highlander Cir
$384,900    725 E 79th Ave
$379,900   * 7720 Stanley Dr
$362,500   * 7088 Fairweather Loop
$360,000   * 320 Fischer Ave
$345,000   * 1240 Jackson Dr
$335,000   * 6941 Chad St
$325,000   * 600 W 76th Ave Apt 205
$320,000   * 1007 W 80th Ave
$319,900   * 6932 Fairweather Dr Unit 116
$319,900   * 6310 Fairweather Dr
$315,000   * 6656 Fairweather Dr
$315,000   * 6909 Briar Loop Unit 50
$295,900   * 7632 Lumbis Ave Unit B2
$283,100    E 64th Ave
$249,900   * 460 E 56th Ave Unit 4D
$240,000   * 7311 Huntsmen Cir Unit 22E
$239,000   * 7212 Foxridge Cir Unit 13G
$237,585    E 64th Ave
$229,000    311 Lynnwood Dr Apt 3
$220,000   * 708 Copperbush Ct Unit 708
$215,000   * 7361 Huntsmen Cir Unit 17G
$210,000   * 7202 Foxridge Cir Unit 12H
$199,900    7727 Lumbis Ave
$195,000    E 79th Ave

Interested in fun facts and the history of Anchorage, AK?
Then read on!

One significant historical event in the Anchorage area was the 1964 Great Alaska Earthquake. The earthquake, which measured 9.2 on the Richter scale, remains the most powerful earthquake ever recorded in North America. The earthquake caused widespread destruction throughout Anchorage and other areas of Southcentral Alaska, including landslides, tsunamis, and liquefaction. The disaster resulted in the deaths of 131 people across the state and caused more than $300 million in damage. Today, the earthquake serves as a reminder of the power of nature and the importance of earthquake preparedness in Alaska.