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Land and home values in Arkansas

Across Arkansas's 75 counties, residential land is about $2.70 per sq ft at the state median ($117,786 an acre). The typical home is worth about $191,000 and a 2-bedroom rents for about $1,030 a month. Largest city: Little Rock; capital: Little Rock. Values as of October 12, 2026.

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State values

Land: residential$2.70per sq ft
Land: residential$117,786per acre
Land: quarter-acre lot$29,44710,890 sq ft
Land: farmland$4,350per acre
Home: typical (median)$191,000value
Home: entry-level$120,000lower quartile
Home: upper-end$281,000upper quartile
Build new$157per sq ft, no land
Rent: 1-bedroom$840per month
Rent: 2-bedroom$1,030per month
Rent: 3-bedroom$1,380per month
Rent: 4-bedroom$1,580per month
Gross yield, 2-bed6.5%a year

Price tiers

TierTractsLand $/sq ftTypical homeRent 2-bed
Top tier36$8.08$444,000$1,320
Upper98$5.18$300,000$1,240
Mid146$3.60$224,000$1,160
Entry133$2.43$150,000$1,140
Small town81$2.07$143,000$925
Rural236$1.95$160,000$915
Farmland93$1.25$128,000$900

Tiers rank neighborhoods by home value within each metro area; outside metro areas they follow how built-up the land is. They describe prices only.

Every county

CountySettingLand $/sq ftPer acreTypical homeRent 2-bed
Cleburne CountyRural$7.11$309,624$204,000$985
Washington CountyMetro core$6.07$264,279$322,000$1,380
Benton CountyMetro core$4.87$211,963$354,000$1,480
Pulaski CountyMetro core$4.11$178,857$220,000$1,180
Garland CountyMetro core$3.68$160,257$202,000$1,160
Faulkner CountySuburban$3.65$159,212$245,000$1,130
Sebastian CountyMetro core$3.62$157,731$185,000$940
Crittenden CountyMetro core$3.47$151,023$133,000$1,090
Saline CountyMetro core$3.44$150,064$237,000$1,110
Van Buren CountyRural$3.24$141,178$134,000$880
Crawford CountyMetro core$3.16$137,693$217,000$995
Marion CountyRural$3.03$131,813$200,000$910
Craighead CountyMetro core$2.99$130,332$208,000$1,060
Sharp CountyRural$2.90$126,106$111,000$990
Grant CountySuburban$2.73$118,701$130,000$985
Izard CountyRural$2.67$116,218$129,000$880
Baxter CountySmall town$2.65$115,521$191,000$955
Greene CountySmall town$2.58$112,254$172,000$920
Lonoke CountyMetro core$2.50$109,031$193,000$1,160
Polk CountyRural$2.41$105,023$154,000$925
Boone CountySmall town$2.35$102,279$212,000$830
White CountySmall town$2.32$101,103$181,000$885
Randolph CountyRural$2.26$98,315$147,000$890
Madison CountySuburban$2.23$97,052$197,000$1,260
Miller CountyMetro core$2.16$94,090$139,000$1,030
Fulton CountyRural$2.14$93,044$131,000$990
Scott CountyRural$2.11$92,086$142,000$990
Cross CountyRural$2.09$90,866$104,000$915
Pope CountySmall town$2.07$90,256$186,000$985
Independence CountySmall town$1.99$86,859$167,000$940
Columbia CountySmall town$1.99$86,815$191,000$995
Arkansas CountyRural$1.99$86,684$162,000$890
Conway CountyRural$1.98$86,075$175,000$880
Stone CountyRural$1.97$85,857$188,000$905
Little River CountySuburban$1.95$84,811$129,000$895
Carroll CountyRural$1.94$84,594$217,000$980
Union CountySmall town$1.84$80,368$131,000$940
Logan CountyRural$1.77$77,188$148,000$910
Poinsett CountySuburban$1.76$76,796$118,000$960
Drew CountyRural$1.76$76,535$197,000$915
Hempstead CountyRural$1.75$76,012$132,000$920
Yell CountySmall town$1.68$73,224$138,000$960
Clay CountyRural$1.64$71,264$119,000$905
Franklin CountyRural$1.59$69,086$147,000$895
Clark CountySmall town$1.56$68,041$148,000$890
Johnson CountyRural$1.51$65,645$131,000$905
Ashley CountyRural$1.50$65,253$101,000$880
Lawrence CountyRural$1.47$64,120$115,000$980
Montgomery CountyRural$1.44$62,552$158,000$880
Jackson CountyRural$1.43$62,160$103,000$825
Hot Spring CountySmall town$1.40$60,984$165,000$950
Perry CountySuburban$1.39$60,723$187,000$930
Ouachita CountySmall town$1.34$58,327$109,000$905
Newton CountySmall town$1.25$54,624$129,000$880
Cleveland CountySmall town$1.23$53,535$160,000$795
St. Francis CountySmall town$1.22$53,230$79,900$885
Desha CountyRural$1.22$53,143$103,000$895
Chicot CountyRural$1.18$51,401$147,000$880
Jefferson CountySmall town$1.14$49,484$114,000$950
Mississippi CountySmall town$1.14$49,441$134,000$900
Pike CountyRural$1.07$46,696$133,000$885
Sevier CountyRural$1.07$46,479$126,000$880
Howard CountyRural$1.05$45,869$157,000$990
Lincoln CountyRural$1.02$44,475$134,000$855
Searcy CountyRural$1.01$44,039$135,000$880
Calhoun CountySmall town$0.90$39,160$116,000$1,040
Bradley CountyRural$0.76$33,106$105,000$895
Dallas CountyRural$0.75$32,583$102,000$925
Woodruff CountyRural$0.73$31,842$96,300$890
Monroe CountyRural$0.72$31,233$101,000$875
Lafayette CountyRural$0.69$29,839$100,000$875
Prairie CountyRural$0.67$29,055$91,100$985
Nevada CountyRural$0.63$27,356$90,900$905
Phillips CountyRural$0.57$25,047$90,300$870
Lee CountyRural$0.51$22,041$76,200$890

Questions people ask

How much is land worth in Arkansas?

Residential land in Arkansas is about $2.70 per square foot, or $117,786 an acre, as of October 2026. A quarter-acre lot (10,890 sq ft) is about $29,447. Smaller lots sell for more per square foot and large tracts for less.

Where is land most expensive in Arkansas?

The highest county medians for residential land are Cleburne County ($7.11 per sq ft), Washington County ($6.07 per sq ft), Benton County ($4.87 per sq ft), Pulaski County ($4.11 per sq ft).

Where is land cheapest in Arkansas?

The lowest county medians are Lee County ($0.51 per sq ft), Phillips County ($0.57 per sq ft), Nevada County ($0.63 per sq ft), Prairie County ($0.67 per sq ft); farmland and remote acreage are cheaper still.

What is the typical home value in Arkansas?

The typical (median) home in Arkansas is worth about $191,000, with entry-level homes around $120,000 and upper-end homes around $281,000, as of October 2026.

How much is rent in Arkansas?

A 2-bedroom rents for about $1,030 a month in Arkansas, a 1-bedroom about $840 and a 3-bedroom about $1,380 (gross rent including utilities, HUD Fair Market Rent basis).

How much is farmland per acre in Arkansas?

Farmland averages about $4,350 an acre in Arkansas (USDA, including buildings), well below residential land.

Is this an appraisal?

No. Indicative values for screening, budgeting and negotiation, not an appraisal. For lending, a tax appeal or legal use, hire a state-licensed or certified appraiser.

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