Housing Costs
Home Values in Fayetteville
| Value of Home |
2003 Data |
Percentage (%) |
2006 Data |
Percentage (%) |
3-Yr. Growth Rate |
| <$50,000 |
3,145 |
4.47% |
6,305 |
6.43% |
100.22% |
| $50- to $99K |
25,878 |
36.70% |
23,872 |
24.36% |
-7.75% |
| $100- to $149K |
20,664 |
29.30% |
27,259 |
27.82% |
31.92% |
| $150- to $199K |
11,180 |
15.85% |
16,444 |
16.47% |
44.40% |
| $200- to $299K |
4,889 |
6.93% |
14,478 |
14.77% |
196.13% |
| $300- to $499K |
4,319 |
6.12% |
6,592 |
6.73% |
52.63% |
| $500- to $999K |
438 |
0.62% |
3,347 |
3.42% |
664.16% |
The story behind these numbers is compelling. Most of the growth is on the tail-end distribution of houses costing more than $200K.
Year Structures Built
| Yr. Structure was Built |
2006 Data |
Percentage (%) |
| 25,709 |
15.21% |
| 47,042 |
27.82% |
| 28,958 |
17.13% |
| 29,376 |
17.38% |
| 14,075 |
8.33% |
| 7,758 |
4.59% |
| 6,910 |
4.09% |
| 9,241 |
5.47% |
The percentage of homes built within the past several decades reflects the double-digit growth in population the Fayetteville MSA is experiencing now.
Source: All Housing Data provided by US Census Bureau
US Census Bureau Select Housing Characteristics
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