The Pecan Street Index  ›  Arkansas

Fayetteville housing-market dispatches

Metro-level reads from The Pecan Street Index.

Metro-level

Bella Vista homes taking 42 days to sell — +100.0% vs. a year ago

42 days

Homes are sitting materially longer than they were this time last year — the first hard sign of softening demand or over-priced inventory.

Cite this

Pecan Street Index, Fayetteville, AR, September 2026

Free to cite with attribution to The Pecan Street Index and a link back to this page. See For journalists for usage terms and Methodology for sourcing.

Published 2026-10-16 · Permalink / cite →

Full Fayetteville market data — median price, signals + ZIP trends →

Dispatch archive

Fayetteville, AR · 2026-09-11

Bentonville homes taking 42 days to sell — +100.0% vs. a year ago

Homes are sitting materially longer than they were this time last year — the first hard sign of softening demand or over-priced inventory.

Fayetteville, AR · 2026-08-14

Bentonville homes taking 39 days to sell — +116.7% vs. a year ago

Homes are sitting materially longer than they were this time last year — the first hard sign of softening demand or over-priced inventory.

Fayetteville, AR · 2026-07-24

Bentonville homes taking 40 days to sell — +185.7% vs. a year ago

Homes are sitting materially longer than they were this time last year — the first hard sign of softening demand or over-priced inventory.

Fayetteville, AR · 2026-07-10

Bentonville homes taking 37 days to sell — +76.2% vs. a year ago

Homes are sitting materially longer than they were this time last year — the first hard sign of softening demand or over-priced inventory.

Fayetteville, AR · 2026-07-03

Bentonville homes taking 37 days to sell — +76.2% vs. a year ago

Homes are sitting materially longer than they were this time last year — the first hard sign of softening demand or over-priced inventory.

Fayetteville, AR · 2026-06-29

Bentonville homes taking 37 days to sell — +76.2% vs. a year ago

Homes are sitting materially longer than they were this time last year — the first hard sign of softening demand or over-priced inventory.