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Retirement Savings Calculator for Little Rock, AR

Updated 2026 ยท Local data pre-filled

๐Ÿ“ Customized for Little Rock, Arkansas

The median household income in Little Rock is $56,600. With a cost of living index of 85, your retirement needs will be lower than average. Planners generally recommend saving 10โ€“15% of income; at Little Rock's median income that's $6,792โ€“$8,490 per year.

Median Home
$195k
Median Rent
$825/mo
Median Income
$57k/yr
Property Tax
0.63%
Cost of Living
85 / 100 avg

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How Little Rock Compares to the National Average

Understanding how Little Rock stacks up helps you calibrate your financial planning.

MetricLittle Rock, ARUS AverageDifference
Median Home Price$195,000$420,800-53.7%
Median Monthly Rent$825$1,713-51.8%
Median Household Income$56,600$74,580-24.1%
Property Tax Rate0.63%1.10%-42.7%
Cost of Living Index85100-15.0%

Sources: U.S. Census Bureau, BLS, Zillow, NAR (2024โ€“2025). Green = favorable for residents; red = less favorable.

Little Rock Financial Snapshot

Population (Metro)
750,000
Unemployment
3.8%
Avg Commute
22 min
Median Age
36.2
Price-to-Rent Ratio
19.7x
Annual Property Tax
$1,229

Frequently Asked Questions โ€” Little Rock

What is the median home price in Little Rock, AR?

The median home price in Little Rock is $195,000 as of 2025โ€“2026. This is below the national median of $420,800.

What is the average rent in Little Rock?

Median monthly rent in Little Rock is $825. That works out to $9,900/year, or 17% of the median household income โ€” within the commonly recommended 30% of income guideline.

Is Little Rock affordable?

Little Rock's cost of living index is 85 vs. the national average of 100. With a median household income of $56,600/year and a median home price of $195,000, the price-to-income ratio is 3.4x. Little Rock remains relatively affordable compared to many US metros.

What is the property tax rate in Little Rock?

The effective property tax rate in Little Rock is 0.63% of assessed value. On the median home of $195,000, that's roughly $1,229/year ($102/month).