Downtown Rogers has undergone a quiet but steady transformation over the past five years. Beyond the restaurants, events like the Railyard, and cultural revival, the real estate numbers provide a clear picture: demand has held firm, prices have surged, and this pocket of Rogers has held itself as one of Northwest Arkansas’ most resilient submarkets.
Median Sales Price: +65% in Five Years
In 2020, the median sales price for homes near 2nd & Walnut sat at $154,424. By 2025, it reached $255,000 a 65% increase in just five years. That appreciation rate outpaces many suburban markets and reflects the premium buyers place on location, walkability, and historic character.
- 2020 → $154,424
- 2021 → $199,450
- 2022 → $225,000
- 2023 → $251,000
- 2024 → $240,000 (a temporary dip)
- 2025 → $255,000 (new high)
While 2024 saw a slight pullback, 2025 prices rebounded, showing that the market absorbed the pause and quickly regained traction.
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