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Conway by the Numbers 2025

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A Growing Community

In 2023, Conway was the 45th fastest growing city in the U.S. It’s also one of the most well-educated. Here’s a look at what makes Conway such a great place to live.

94% — Population with a high school diploma

41% — Population with a bachelor’s degree or higher

$58,461 — Median household income

769,258 — Little Rock/North Little Rock/Conway metro population

$270,000 — Median home price

62% — Faulkner County homeownership rate

129,951 — Faulkner county population

69,580 — Conway population

29.6 — Median age

26,717 — Households in Conway

35,454 — Conway residents employed


Cost of Living

A low cost of living is important to retaining a high quality of life for current residents. It is also important to attract new businesses and residents. Moving into this region from an area with a higher cost of living means that new residents will have more disposable income, increasing their overall quality of life.


Migration into Conway from Other States, 2021 – 2022

(Source: U.S. Internal Revenue Service)

Rank

State

Inbound Migrations

1 Texas 480
2 Oklahoma 170
3 California 157
4 Louisiana 136
5 Florida 115
6 Missouri 102
7 Colorado 88
8 Mississippi 79
9 Arizona 78
10 Georgia 70
11 Washington 63
12 Tennessee 63
13 Wisconsin 61
14 Illinois 59
15 Indiana 54
16 Kansas 43
17 Nebraska 40
18 Virginia 36
19 Alabama 35
20 Pennsylvania 33
21 Hawaii 32
22 North Carolina 28
23 Ohio 28
24 Minnesota 22
25 West Virginia 21
26 New York 19
27 Michigan 19
28 New Hampshire 16
29 Kentucky 14
30 Wyoming 14
31 Oregon 14
32 Utah 12
33 Iowa 11
34 South Carolina 11
35 Nevada 11
36 New Jersey 9
37 Maryland 9
38 New Mexico 9
39 Idaho 9
40 Alaska 7
41 Montana 6
42 Massachusetts 5
43 Connecticut 4
44 Maine 4
45 South Dakota 3
46 North Dakota 3
47 Delaware 2
48 District of Columbia 1
49 Vermont 1
50 Rhode Island 0

Total Sales Growth

2020-2024, total sales volume in city and county
(2024 sales estimates: Conway, $2.25 billion; Faulkner County, $3.08 billion)

(Source: Arkansas Department of Finance and Administration)

Property Taxes

Median Property Taxes
(5 year estimate)

Area

Property Taxes

Faulkner County $1,145
Washington County $1,399
Edmond, OK $1,923
Murfreesboro, TN $1,654
San Marcos, TX $6,198
Ames, IA $3,453
(Source: The Tax Foundation)

Industry

Top City of Conway Industries

Industry

2024 Jobs

Education and Health Services 9,570
Trade, Transportation, and Utilities 9,058
Government 7,667
Leisure and Hospitality 6,209
Professional and Business Services 4,989
Construction 4,732
Manufacturing 3,472
Other Services 3,181
Information 1,517
Financial Activities 1,981
(Source: U.S. Census Bureau)

Top Industry Earnings

Industry

Avg. Earnings Per Job

Information $129,444
Manufacturing $73,462
Financial Activities $71,146
Construction $66,057
Professional and Business Services $64,180
Government $60,974
Education and Health Services $58,525
Trade, Transportation, and Utilities $50,342
Other Services $35,024
Leisure and Hospitality $23,866
(Source: DataUSA)

Faulkner County Top Industry Projections, 2025-2034

Industry

2024 Jobs

2034 Jobs

2024–2034 Change

% Change

Education and Health Services 9,570 10,864 1,294 14%
Trade, Transportation, and Utilities 9,058 9,571 513 6%
Government 7,667 7,811 144 2%
Leisure and Hospitality 6,209 6,672 463 7%
Professional and Business Services 4,989 5,568 579 12%
Construction 4,732 5,198 465 10%
Manufacturing 3,472 4,017 545 16%
Other Services 3,181 3,766 585 18%
Financial Activities 1,981 2,129 147 7%
Information 1,517 1,981 464 31%
(Source: DataUSA)

Gross Regional Product (GRP)

GRP = Earnings + Property Income + Taxes – Subsidies  | Total $5.8 billion

Industry

GRP

Trade, Transportation, and Utilities $1,010,262,639
Education and Health Services $671,511,676
Information $620,851,313
Government $523,656,997
Construction $499,650,885
Professional and Business Services $492,624,172
Financial Activities $492,467,091
Manufacturing $402,460,444
Leisure and Hospitality $234,050,708
Other Services $160,019,310
Natural Resources and Mining $95,382,181
(Source: U.S. Census Bureau)
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