Bartlett & Conway Real Estate Market: 2024 vs. 2025 (Jan 1–Nov 30)
Looking at year-over-year numbers is one of the best ways to cut through the noise and see what’s actually happening in our local real estate market. Below is a side-by-side look at single-family home sales in Bartlett and Conway, comparing 2024 to 2025 through November 30.
What stands out most this year is that Bartlett and Conway are telling very different stories.
Bartlett: Strong Demand, Higher Prices, Faster Decisions
Bartlett 2024
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52 single-family home sales
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Price range: $265,000 – $2,350,000
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Median sale price: $515,000
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Median days on market: 15
Bartlett 2025
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62 single-family home sales
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Price range: $175,000 – $2,500,000
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Median sale price: $621,250
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Median days on market: 12
What changed?
Bartlett saw:
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More sales (+10 year over year)
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A significant jump in median price (up over $100,000)
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Homes selling faster, not slower
This is a clear signal that demand in Bartlett stayed very strong in 2025. Buyers continue to prioritize location, lifestyle, and limited inventory — especially for well-maintained homes and properties that fit the second-home or vacation-rental profile.
For sellers, pricing power remained solid, and buyers were still willing to act quickly when the numbers made sense.
Conway: Higher Activity, But More Price Sensitivity
Conway 2024
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123 single-family home sales
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Price range: $55,000 – $2,400,000
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Median sale price: $471,000
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Median days on market: 13
Conway 2025
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131 single-family home sales
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Price range: $65,000 – $1,742,000
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Median sale price: $465,000
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Median days on market: 25
What changed?
Conway also posted more total sales, but the direction of the other indicators matters:
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The median price slipped slightly
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Median days on market nearly doubled
This suggests a more price-conscious buyer pool in 2025. Homes still sold, but buyers took more time, weighed options, and reacted quickly to properties that felt overpriced.
In short: demand didn’t disappear — it just became more selective.
The Big Picture Takeaway
Even though Bartlett and Conway are neighboring towns, their markets behaved very differently in 2025:
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Bartlett remained a strong seller’s market with rising values and fast-moving listings
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Conway shifted toward a more balanced environment where pricing, condition, and presentation mattered more than ever
The biggest risk in 2025 wasn’t listing your home — it was missing the market by starting too high and chasing buyers down later.
What This Means If You’re Buying or Selling
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Bartlett sellers: Buyers are still out there, but they’re smart. Good pricing and prep are being rewarded quickly.
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Conway sellers: Strategy matters more than ever. Accurate pricing and strong presentation are key.
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Buyers: Opportunity exists — especially in Conway — but the best homes still move fast when priced right.
If you’re thinking about buying, selling, or just want to understand how these numbers apply to your specific neighborhood or property, a deeper, property-level conversation usually tells the real story.