The top home sold in Faulkner County in January fetched $950,000. The Greenbrier home located on Sky Drive sold on its first day on the market for $217.14 per square foot.

The 4,375-square-foot home boasts 4 beds, 2 full baths, and 1 half bath. It was built in 2023 and is located on a more than 3-acre plot. 

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Greenbrier also had the No. 4 home in January, a Sandlewood Road home, which sold for $569,900 and $195.17 per square foot.

The home was 2,920 square feet and sold after 83 days on the market. It is located on 2 acres.

Conway had the remaining spots in the top five, with its top home on Orchard View Drive selling for $895,000 and $230.37 per square foot. It was the highest price per square foot among the top five homes. 

The No. 2 home on the January list also had the longest stay on the market, 159 days. It boasts 4 beds and 3 baths. The 3,885-square-foot home is located on a 0.89-acre lot.

A Collins Drive home in Conway fetched $628,900 and $184.37 per square foot. The home sold after 54 days on the market and features 3,411 square feet, 4 beds, and 3 baths.

The No. 5 home in January was a Willow Springs Drive abode in Conway, which sold for $525,000 and $202.31 per square foot. The 2,595-square-foot home was located on 0.2 acres and features 5 beds and 3 baths.

“The Conway housing market continues to be stable and attractive from First Security’s perspective.  We are seeing good activity and timely movement on speculative home sales in our portfolio along with a nice volume of owner occupied/presold construction projects.  There has been a nice uptick since the first of the year and snow event.  Mortgage rates continue to be attractive with plenty money readily available.  There is plenty of residential construction activity within the County.  However, we do see challenges with lot inventories to sustain activity within the City Limits.  It is anticipated that demand will filter out into the County.  Our housing market has historically been fortunate to not suffer volatile lows or highs. This year shouldn’t stray from that.  That continues to make this such a great place to be a home buyer, owner, builder, or banker.”

J.B. Mobley, Senior Lending Officer at First Security Bank

Faulkner County Housing Report: January 2026

Faulkner County had 96 homes sold in January, up 5 from the same month’s total in 2025. Conway was down 5 homes in January to 36, compared to the same month in 2025.

The county’s median price per square foot was up to $156.67 from $142.27 in the same month last year. Conway’s median price per square foot rose to $158.28 from $151.98 last January.

In Conway, the median home price was $315,000 in January, up from $237,775 in January 2025. The county’s median home price was $268,000 in January, up from $235,000 last January.

1. 13 Sky Drive, Greenbrier
   • $950,000
   • $217.14 per SF
   • 4,375 SF
   • 4 bed
   • 2 bath
2. 2960 Orchard View Drive, Conway
   • $895,000
   • $230.37 per SF
   • 3,885 SF
   • 4 bed
   • 3 bath
3. 2505 Collins Drive, Conway
   • $628,900
   • $184.37 per SF
   • 3,411 SF
   • 4 bed
   • 3 bath
4. 13 Sandlewood Road, Greenbrier
   • $569,900
   • $195.17 per SF
   • 2,920 SF
   • 4 bed
   • 2 bath
5. 115 Willow Springs, Conway
   • $525,000
   • $202.31 per SF
   • 2,595 SF
   • 5 bed
   • 3 bath