Good news - Arkansas workers don't spend as much time getting to and from work as folks in other states. Depending upon which part of the country you come from, you may already be well aware of that. I know I am. I don’t even like to think about the time I spent commuting when I lived and worked in the Washington, DC area.

These facts were published by the U.S. Census Bureau 2011 American Community Survey.

There were only four states with commute times lower than Arkansas – Iowa, Kansas, Nebraska, and South Dakota. Iowa’s population density is slightly less than Arkansas. As you can imagine, the other three states have significantly lower population densities.

As a real estate agent who helps a lot of folks relocate here to NW Arkansas, my philosophy is that if you don’t want a long commute, you don’t have to have one. There’s probably a good house just like you want closer to your work than you thought possible. Yet another benefit of life in the Natural State.

Find your dream home in the NW Arkansas MLS.

 


University of Arkansas Again Recognized for Best Value in Public…
02/17/2012
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The University of Arkansas recently announced its ranking in Kiplinger’s Personal Finance 2012 report of “100 Best Values in Public Colleges. ” Not only is U of A the only school in Arkansas mentioned in the list, it managed to move… more
Crystal Bridges Museum of American Art--Check it Out!
01/02/2012
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On 11-11-11, the new major museum of American Art called Crystal Bridges opened in Bentonville, Arkansas. I had an opportunity to visit recently, and for an update, check my other blog more
FORECLOSURES IN LOUDOUN COUNTY VA. NEWS FLASH FOR HOME BUYERS SEEKING…
10/17/2011
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The blog below is for another part of the country, but it also holds true for foreclosure properties in Fayetteville and NW Arkansas. The BANK DOESN'T CARE. Thus if you are a buyer looking for that "deal of the century" in a foreclosed home, take… more
Fayetteville Farmers’ Market Rated #5 in U. S. for 2011
09/12/2011
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We all love farmers’ markets and Fayetteville’s Farmer's Market certainly is a most enjoyable place to shop for fresh fruits, vegetables, plants, cut flowers, baked goods, handmade crafts and much more. The market is open each… more
Live Entertainment at the AMP (Arkansas Music Pavilion) in…
04/26/2011
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Check the schedule for summer concerts at the AMP to make sure you can get tickets for the groups you like. The new season opened April 22nd with a show by "Pretty Lights. " Already scheduled for May are Lucinda Williams, The Band Perry, and Primus… more
40 Miles of Bike Trails in NW Arkansas?
01/28/2011
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Not yet, but soon. Bicycling for fitness, recreation, and commuting continues to increase in NW Arkansas. There are many trails available throughout the area, and things are going to get even better. The Northwest Arkansas Razorback Regional… more
Fayetteville in Top Ten -- Again
12/20/2010
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Fayetteville has done it again. According to US News our fair city is #9 on their list of best affordable mountain towns. Fayetteville and/or surrounding cities have been on so many ‘best' lists in current years, I'm losing track… more
Walton Arts Center Expansion Plans Announced and Create Some…
12/10/2010
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Bentonville will be the location of a new 2, 200-seat Walton Arts Center and a new 600-seat facility will be built adjacent to the beautiful, existing WAC in Fayetteville. Seems like a 'win-win" situation, but the Fayetteville city attorney has… more
Fayetteville Arkansas to Get "Greener"
11/12/2010
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The Home Depot Foundation's Sustainable Cities Institute has awarded the City of Fayetteville $500, 000 to increase long-term solutions for green planning and development. The grant will be spread over three years and will flow through National… more
 
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