c.1900 Three Bedroom Arkansas Bungalow Under $44K

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308 Turner St, Warren, AR 71671    $43,900

• Contact Realtor: Greg Jaggers
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Pros of Warren, AR

1. Low Cost of Living

   • Warren’s cost of living index is about 78, meaning it’s ~22% cheaper than the U.S. average.

   • Housing is particularly affordable. Median home value is quite low (≈ $70‑$80k in many reports).

   • Rents are low too. Average one‑ and two‑bedroom apartments are under $500‑600 in many cases. Housing Value & Opportunity

   • Because housing is so inexpensive, you can often get more space for your money.

   • Home price to income ratio is favorable. Homes cost relatively little compared to local incomes.

2. Small‑Town / Rural Feel & Community

   • Warren has a “sparse suburban” or small‑town feel: fewer crowds, slower pace, more open land.

   • There are local parks, trails, recreation facilities, swimming pool, sports fields, etc., offering basic outdoor amenities.

3. Lower Everyday Expenses

   • Many goods and services cost less. Groceries, transportation, utilities tend to be below national average.

   • Health care and services are not wildly expensive relative to many urban locations.

4. Reduced Commute Times / Less Traffic

   • Commute times are modest (often around 20 minutes for many workers) because of the smaller size and less congestion.

Cons / Challenges of Warren, AR

1. Lower Incomes & High Poverty Rates

   • Median household income is low (~ $36,000–$38,000 in different reports).

   • Poverty is significant: about 1 in 4 residents live below the poverty line.

2. Crime / Safety Concerns

   • Overall crime rate is somewhat elevated in certain categories. Property crimes (burglary, vandalism, etc.) are concerning in some neighborhood reports.

   • The safety ranking is mixed: Warren is safer than some places, but less safe than many others. The risk of crime depends a lot on which part of Warren.

3. Education Outcomes & Opportunities Are Modest

   • Educational attainment is lower: a smaller % of adults have bachelorʼs degrees.

   • School performance (reading/math proficiency, etc.) is not always strong compared to state/national averages.

4. Population Decline / Small‑Town Limitations

   • The population has been slightly shrinking over several years.

   • Because it’s small, there are fewer specialized amenities, fewer services (e.g. specialized medical). For many needs, you’ll have to travel.

5. Limited Amenities & Travel Dependence

   • Many amenities (shopping, entertainment, cultural) are limited or basic. For more variety, one may need to travel to larger cities.

   • Public transit seems minimal or non‑existent, so dependence on cars is high.

6. Weather / Natural Risks

   • Tornado risk is present (as in much of Arkansas). Severe storms can be an issue.