I’ve analyzed data from the Zillow Home Value Index, which sheds light on how property values in Arkansas neighborhoods have changed over time. This ranking of 25 communities provides an eye-opening view into where value has surged the most — and where quiet, steady growth still reigns across the Natural State.
As I went through the numbers, I noticed how some Jonesboro neighborhoods performed right alongside historically pricier Little Rock areas. It’s a testament to the economic shifts and migration trends driving demand beyond traditional hotspots, with several communities seeing growth exceeding 140% since 2010.
The post-2020 period saw some of the biggest moves, often accelerating trends that had been simmering for a decade. Several neighborhoods experienced 60-70% jumps in just five years, suggesting profound changes in buyer preferences and regional investment patterns across Arkansas’s diverse market landscape.
25. Twin Oaks
- 2/28/2010: $171123
- 2/28/2015: $173187
- 2/29/2020: $198918
- 2/28/2025: $275271
- % change 2010 to 2025: 60.86%
- % change 2015 to 2025: 58.94%
- % change 2020 to 2025: 38.38%
Twin Oaks presents an interesting financial pattern with values climbing 60.86% over fifteen years, from $171,123 in 2010 to $275,271 by 2025, but with minimal 1.2% growth between 2010-2015 followed by accelerated appreciation. The neighborhood has shown remarkable resilience with 38.38% growth just since 2020, indicating increased buyer interest following the pandemic housing shift. Located in central Arkansas, Twin Oaks features established homes on generous lots shaded by its namesake mature oak trees while offering a convenient location relative to key employment centers and retail districts.
24. Valley View
- 2/28/2010: $164823
- 2/28/2015: $185188
- 2/29/2020: $208453
- 2/28/2025: $275657
- % change 2010 to 2025: 67.24%
- % change 2015 to 2025: 48.85%
- % change 2020 to 2025: 32.24%
Valley View demonstrates solid investment performance with values rising 67.24% over fifteen years, from $164,823 in 2010 to $275,657 by 2025, with particularly strong 32.24% appreciation just since 2020. The neighborhood exhibited balanced growth across all measured periods, suggesting sustained and increasing buyer confidence in its market position. Situated in northeast Arkansas near Jonesboro, this desirable community combines proximity to Arkansas State University with excellent school district rankings, creating consistent demand from both faculty families and professionals working in the region’s expanding medical and logistics sectors.
23. Hillcrest
- 2/28/2010: $185923
- 2/28/2015: $199777
- 2/29/2020: $223252
- 2/28/2025: $293519
- % change 2010 to 2025: 57.87%
- % change 2015 to 2025: 46.92%
- % change 2020 to 2025: 31.47%
Hillcrest’s financial trajectory shows steady appreciation with values increasing 57.87% over fifteen years, from $185,923 in 2010 to $293,519 by 2025, with accelerated 31.47% growth since 2020. The neighborhood’s consistent upward trend demonstrates its enduring appeal through various economic cycles affecting Arkansas’s housing market. This historic Little Rock neighborhood features charming craftsman bungalows and Tudor revivals along tree-lined streets, offering walkable access to trendy restaurants and boutiques while maintaining a tight-knit community atmosphere that continues attracting young professionals and families.
22. Melton
- 2/28/2010: NA
- 2/28/2015: NA
- 2/29/2020: $225012
- 2/28/2025: $309395
- % change 2010 to 2025: NA
- % change 2015 to 2025: NA
- % change 2020 to 2025: 37.50%
Melton shows impressive recent growth with property values increasing 37.50% in just five years, from $225,012 in 2020 to $309,395 by 2025, despite limited historical data before 2020. This strong appreciation trajectory indicates growing market recognition of the neighborhood’s value proposition compared to other Arkansas communities. Located in northwest Arkansas’s rapidly expanding region, Melton benefits from proximity to major corporate employers including Walmart and J.B. Hunt while offering newer construction homes with modern amenities at more accessible price points than neighboring communities.
21. Sagemeadows
- 2/28/2010: $211349
- 2/28/2015: $226980
- 2/29/2020: $253367
- 2/28/2025: $328987
- % change 2010 to 2025: 55.66%
- % change 2015 to 2025: 44.94%
- % change 2020 to 2025: 29.85%
Sagemeadows demonstrates consistent financial performance with values rising 55.66% over fifteen years, from $211,349 in 2010 to $328,987 by 2025, with balanced growth across all measured periods. The neighborhood’s steady 29.85% appreciation since 2020 reflects its stable market position and reliable investment potential within Arkansas’s housing landscape. Nestled in central Arkansas with thoughtfully designed streets featuring native landscaping including its namesake sage plants, this community offers mid-century homes on larger lots while providing excellent school access and convenient proximity to major transportation corridors.
20. Oak Forrest
- 2/28/2010: $205703
- 2/28/2015: $223286
- 2/29/2020: $256067
- 2/28/2025: $330356
- % change 2010 to 2025: 60.60%
- % change 2015 to 2025: 47.95%
- % change 2020 to 2025: 29.01%
Oak Forrest’s investment performance shows solid growth with values increasing 60.60% over fifteen years, from $205,703 in 2010 to $330,356 by 2025, maintaining consistent appreciation rates across all measured periods. The neighborhood’s reliable 29.01% gain since 2020 demonstrates its enduring appeal through changing market conditions affecting Arkansas real estate. This established Little Rock community features mature tree canopies shading classic mid-century ranch homes on generous lots, offering a sense of privacy while remaining just minutes from downtown employment centers and the medical corridor.
19. Wyman/Stonebridge
- 2/28/2010: $179397
- 2/28/2015: $187930
- 2/29/2020: $235279
- 2/28/2025: $346514
- % change 2010 to 2025: 93.15%
- % change 2015 to 2025: 84.38%
- % change 2020 to 2025: 47.28%
Wyman/Stonebridge demonstrates impressive appreciation with values climbing 93.15% over fifteen years, from $179,397 in 2010 to $346,514 by 2025, including remarkable 47.28% growth just since 2020. The neighborhood showed more modest early gains before experiencing significant acceleration, suggesting a major market repositioning following pandemic-driven housing preference shifts. This northwest Arkansas community combines two complementary developments featuring stone accents and elegant bridge features throughout its carefully planned landscape, offering homeowners larger lots and custom architectural details while maintaining proximity to the region’s expanding employment opportunities.
18. Rock Creek
- 2/28/2010: $233135
- 2/28/2015: $235875
- 2/29/2020: $256818
- 2/28/2025: $346799
- % change 2010 to 2025: 48.75%
- % change 2015 to 2025: 47.03%
- % change 2020 to 2025: 35.04%
Rock Creek’s financial trajectory shows an interesting pattern with minimal early growth followed by significant acceleration, resulting in 48.75% total appreciation from $233,135 in 2010 to $346,799 by 2025. The neighborhood experienced just 1.2% growth between 2010-2015 before gaining substantial momentum, with 35.04% appreciation occurring just since 2020. Named for the natural waterway that winds through the community in west Little Rock, Rock Creek features homes built around preserved green spaces and water features while offering excellent access to both Chenal Valley amenities and Interstate 430 for commuters.
17. Sang Valley
- 2/28/2010: $146679
- 2/28/2015: $149898
- 2/29/2020: $216244
- 2/28/2025: $355950
- % change 2010 to 2025: 142.67%
- % change 2015 to 2025: 137.46%
- % change 2020 to 2025: 64.61%
Sang Valley exemplifies extraordinary appreciation with values skyrocketing 142.67% over fifteen years, from $146,679 in 2010 to $355,950 by 2025, with particularly explosive 64.61% growth just since 2020. The neighborhood showed minimal early improvement before dramatic acceleration, suggesting a fundamental market repositioning driven by changing buyer preferences and discovery of its value proposition. Nestled in a natural valley formation in northwest Arkansas, this emerging community features newer construction homes with modern floor plans and energy-efficient designs while offering residents spectacular sunset views across the surrounding hillsides.
16. Riverdale
- 2/28/2010: $200638
- 2/28/2015: $221707
- 2/29/2020: $256996
- 2/28/2025: $357179
- % change 2010 to 2025: 78.02%
- % change 2015 to 2025: 61.10%
- % change 2020 to 2025: 38.98%
Riverdale demonstrates strong investment performance with values increasing 78.02% over fifteen years, from $200,638 in 2010 to $357,179 by 2025, with balanced growth across all measured periods. The neighborhood’s accelerated 38.98% gain since 2020 indicates growing buyer preference for its particular combination of attributes despite its already established market position. This sought-after Little Rock neighborhood along the Arkansas River offers a blend of high-rise condominiums, midcentury ranch homes, and trendy dining establishments while providing both river views and convenient access to downtown via Riverfront Park’s pedestrian paths.
15. Rockwell
- 2/28/2010: $161042
- 2/28/2015: $195890
- 2/29/2020: $226955
- 2/28/2025: $362360
- % change 2010 to 2025: 125.01%
- % change 2015 to 2025: 84.98%
- % change 2020 to 2025: 59.66%
Rockwell presents remarkable long-term appreciation with values surging 125.01% over fifteen years, from $161,042 in 2010 to $362,360 by 2025, with particularly impressive 59.66% growth just since 2020. The neighborhood has maintained a strong upward trajectory through all measured periods, indicating sustained and increasing buyer confidence in its market position. Located in northwest Arkansas’s booming corridor, this community features distinctive homes built with natural stone accents reflecting the region’s geology while offering residents convenient access to an expanding array of retail, dining, and employment opportunities in one of the state’s fastest-growing economic centers.
14. River Mountain
- 2/28/2010: $252109
- 2/28/2015: $258661
- 2/29/2020: $283472
- 2/28/2025: $375608
- % change 2010 to 2025: 48.99%
- % change 2015 to 2025: 45.21%
- % change 2020 to 2025: 32.50%
River Mountain’s financial performance shows steady growth with values increasing 48.99% over fifteen years, from $252,109 in 2010 to $375,608 by 2025, with minimal early appreciation followed by accelerated gains. The neighborhood experienced just 2.6% growth between 2010-2015 before gaining substantial momentum with 32.50% appreciation occurring since 2020. Situated along the Arkansas River in west Little Rock, this prestigious community combines elevation changes and waterfront access to create spectacular views while offering larger estate-sized lots with privacy, just minutes from the city’s financial district and medical corridor.
13. Duckswater
- 2/28/2010: $266532
- 2/28/2015: $273894
- 2/29/2020: $305586
- 2/28/2025: $397422
- % change 2010 to 2025: 49.11%
- % change 2015 to 2025: 45.10%
- % change 2020 to 2025: 30.05%
Duckswater demonstrates solid investment performance with property values rising 49.11% over fifteen years, from $266,532 in 2010 to $397,422 by 2025, with minimal early growth followed by significant recent acceleration. The neighborhood experienced just 2.8% appreciation between 2010-2015 before gaining momentum with 30.05% growth occurring since 2020. Named for the seasonal waterfowl that frequent its signature ponds, this eastern Arkansas community features waterfront properties with custom homes centered around several small lakes, offering residents both recreational opportunities and scenic views while maintaining reasonable commute times to regional employment centers.
12. Prairie Creek
- 2/28/2010: $164749
- 2/28/2015: $178566
- 2/29/2020: $237648
- 2/28/2025: $405621
- % change 2010 to 2025: 146.21%
- % change 2015 to 2025: 127.16%
- % change 2020 to 2025: 70.68%
Prairie Creek exemplifies extraordinary appreciation with values skyrocketing 146.21% over fifteen years, from $164,749 in 2010 to $405,621 by 2025, with particularly explosive 70.68% growth just since 2020. The neighborhood’s accelerated recent performance suggests a fundamental market repositioning as buyers increasingly recognize its particular combination of attributes. Located in northwest Arkansas, this community features homes built along a preserved natural creek corridor with native grassland landscaping, offering residents both scenic views and recreational trails while providing convenient access to the region’s expanding employment centers in the retail, logistics, and technology sectors.
11. South Rolling Hills
- 2/28/2010: $188927
- 2/28/2015: $194946
- 2/29/2020: $261095
- 2/28/2025: $419958
- % change 2010 to 2025: 122.29%
- % change 2015 to 2025: 115.42%
- % change 2020 to 2025: 60.85%
South Rolling Hills presents remarkable growth with values soaring 122.29% over fifteen years, from $188,927 in 2010 to $419,958 by 2025, with minimal early improvement followed by dramatic acceleration. The neighborhood experienced just 3.2% growth between 2010-2015 before extraordinary gains, including 60.85% appreciation just since 2020. Situated on gently undulating terrain in central Arkansas, this community features homes positioned to maximize views across its natural topography while offering larger lots than many comparable neighborhoods, creating a sense of spaciousness despite convenient proximity to major employment and retail centers.
10. Lake Hamilton
- 2/28/2010: $199231
- 2/28/2015: $233270
- 2/29/2020: $263095
- 2/28/2025: $426225
- % change 2010 to 2025: 113.93%
- % change 2015 to 2025: 82.72%
- % change 2020 to 2025: 62.00%
Lake Hamilton demonstrates impressive financial performance with values increasing 113.93% over fifteen years, from $199,231 in 2010 to $426,225 by 2025, with particularly strong 62.00% growth just since 2020. The neighborhood showed solid early gains that accelerated significantly in recent years, suggesting increased discovery by buyers seeking waterfront property. Located adjacent to its namesake lake near Hot Springs, this community combines permanent residences with vacation properties offering direct water access, attracting both local professionals and out-of-state buyers seeking recreational opportunities in one of Arkansas’s premier tourist destinations.
9. Southwest Sequoyah
- 2/28/2010: $210786
- 2/28/2015: $231488
- 2/29/2020: $311934
- 2/28/2025: $472186
- % change 2010 to 2025: 124.01%
- % change 2015 to 2025: 103.98%
- % change 2020 to 2025: 51.37%
Southwest Sequoyah exemplifies extraordinary appreciation with values surging 124.01% over fifteen years, from $210,786 in 2010 to $472,186 by 2025, with balanced growth that accelerated to 51.37% just since 2020. The neighborhood’s consistent outperformance across all measured periods indicates strong fundamental demand rather than speculative forces driving its market position. Named in honor of the Cherokee scholar, this community in western Little Rock features homes on larger lots with preserved native landscaping including dogwoods and redbuds, offering residents natural beauty while providing convenient access to both outdoor recreation and the city’s expanding commercial corridors.
8. Washington/Willow
- 2/28/2010: $173178
- 2/28/2015: $213543
- 2/29/2020: $318657
- 2/28/2025: $488359
- % change 2010 to 2025: 182.00%
- % change 2015 to 2025: 128.69%
- % change 2020 to 2025: 53.26%
Washington/Willow represents one of Arkansas’s most dramatic transformation stories with values skyrocketing 182.00% over fifteen years, from $173,178 in 2010 to $488,359 by 2025, showing strong growth across all periods. The neighborhood’s substantial 53.26% appreciation since 2020 demonstrates continued momentum despite already significant gains, reflecting its evolving market position. This historic Fayetteville district near the University of Arkansas features a blend of carefully restored Victorian homes and craftsman bungalows along tree-lined streets named for the area’s signature willow trees, offering walkable access to both campus facilities and the city’s vibrant downtown entertainment district.
7. Copper Creek
- 2/28/2010: $294954
- 2/28/2015: $301286
- 2/29/2020: $354924
- 2/28/2025: $568292
- % change 2010 to 2025: 92.67%
- % change 2015 to 2025: 88.62%
- % change 2020 to 2025: 60.12%
Copper Creek demonstrates remarkable appreciation with property values climbing 92.67% over fifteen years, from $294,954 in 2010 to $568,292 by 2025, with minimal early growth followed by dramatic acceleration. The neighborhood experienced just 2.1% appreciation between 2010-2015 before gaining extraordinary momentum with 60.12% growth occurring just since 2020. Located in northwest Arkansas’s booming corridor, this upscale development features distinctive copper architectural accents and stream-fed water features throughout the community, combining natural beauty with proximity to the region’s expanding corporate headquarters campus district.
6. Hyland Park
- 2/28/2010: $271024
- 2/28/2015: $278948
- 2/29/2020: $343083
- 2/28/2025: $569783
- % change 2010 to 2025: 110.23%
- % change 2015 to 2025: 104.26%
- % change 2020 to 2025: 66.08%
Hyland Park exhibits impressive investment performance with values more than doubling over fifteen years, from $271,024 in 2010 to $569,783 by 2025, including extraordinary 66.08% growth just since 2020. The neighborhood showed modest early gains before exceptional recent acceleration, suggesting significant market repositioning driven by changing buyer preferences. Situated on elevated terrain in central Arkansas, this exclusive community features custom homes on larger lots surrounding its signature central park with hiking trails and recreational facilities, offering residents both natural beauty and premium amenities just minutes from major employment centers.
5. Town Mountain South
- 2/28/2010: NA
- 2/28/2015: NA
- 2/29/2020: $421900
- 2/28/2025: $574154
- % change 2010 to 2025: NA
- % change 2015 to 2025: NA
- % change 2020 to 2025: 36.09%
Town Mountain South demonstrates strong recent performance with values increasing 36.09% in just five years, from $421,900 in 2020 to $574,154 by 2025, despite limited historical data before 2020. The neighborhood’s substantial appreciation from an already premium starting point indicates strong fundamental demand for its particular combination of attributes. Perched on the southern slopes of its namesake mountain in northwestern Arkansas, this newer luxury development offers spectacular valley views from hillside lots featuring custom homes with expansive windows and outdoor living spaces that take advantage of the natural topography while remaining just minutes from downtown amenities.
4. Wilson Park
- 2/28/2010: $214298
- 2/28/2015: $275602
- 2/29/2020: $372246
- 2/28/2025: $606178
- % change 2010 to 2025: 182.87%
- % change 2015 to 2025: 119.95%
- % change 2020 to 2025: 62.84%
Wilson Park exemplifies extraordinary appreciation with values soaring 182.87% over fifteen years, from $214,298 in 2010 to $606,178 by 2025, with consistent strong growth across all measured periods. The neighborhood’s impressive 62.84% gain just since 2020 demonstrates continued momentum despite already significant appreciation, reflecting its premium market positioning. This historic Fayetteville neighborhood surrounding its namesake park features a blend of meticulously restored craftsman homes and architecturally compatible new construction, offering residents walkable access to both University of Arkansas campus facilities and the city’s thriving entertainment district while maintaining a character-rich residential atmosphere.
3. Ridgepointe
- 2/28/2010: $425000
- 2/28/2015: $431495
- 2/29/2020: $472719
- 2/28/2025: $611775
- % change 2010 to 2025: 43.95%
- % change 2015 to 2025: 41.78%
- % change 2020 to 2025: 29.42%
Ridgepointe presents a more moderate but still impressive investment case with values increasing 43.95% over fifteen years, from $425,000 in 2010 to $611,775 by 2025, with minimal early growth followed by stronger recent performance. The neighborhood experienced just 1.5% appreciation between 2010-2015 before gaining momentum, with 29.42% growth occurring since 2020 despite starting from Arkansas’s highest base values in 2010. Located along a distinctive geological ridge in northwest Arkansas, this exclusive gated community features estate-sized lots with custom luxury homes offering panoramic views while providing privacy and security for high-net-worth residents including corporate executives from the region’s Fortune 500 companies.
2. University Heights
- 2/28/2010: $218708
- 2/28/2015: $247604
- 2/29/2020: $376677
- 2/28/2025: $649854
- % change 2010 to 2025: 197.13%
- % change 2015 to 2025: 162.46%
- % change 2020 to 2025: 72.52%
University Heights stands out with Arkansas’s most dramatic financial transformation, with property values skyrocketing 197.13% over fifteen years, from $218,708 in 2010 to $649,854 by 2025, including extraordinary 72.52% growth just since 2020. The neighborhood has demonstrated accelerating appreciation across each measurement period, suggesting continued strong future potential despite already substantial gains. Situated on elevated terrain adjacent to the University of Arkansas’s Fayetteville campus, this premium neighborhood combines historic homes with luxury new construction while offering walkable access to academic resources and cultural amenities, making it particularly attractive to university administrators, faculty, and successful alumni returning to the area.
1. Heights
- 2/28/2010: $380240
- 2/28/2015: $403280
- 2/29/2020: $501250
- 2/28/2025: $667110
- % change 2010 to 2025: 75.44%
- % change 2015 to 2025: 65.42%
- % change 2020 to 2025: 33.09%
Heights maintains its position as Arkansas’s most valuable neighborhood with property values climbing 75.44% over fifteen years, from $380,240 in 2010 to $667,110 by 2025, with balanced growth across all measurement periods. Starting from already premium valuations, the neighborhood has continued its upward trajectory with 33.09% additional appreciation since 2020, reflecting its enduring appeal to affluent buyers. This historic Little Rock community lives up to its name with elevated positioning that offers views over the Arkansas River Valley while featuring some of the state’s most architecturally significant homes along tree-lined streets within walking distance of boutique shopping districts and fine dining establishments that cater to the area’s affluent residents.
