2026 Affordability Data
Most Affordable Neighborhoods in Mountain Home - 2026 Data
The median home value in Mountain Home is $150,500, 47% below nat'l avg. Median rent is $769/month. With an affordability index of 208, Mountain Home is more affordable than the national baseline of 100. We ranked 0 neighborhoods by affordability to help you find the best value in the Mountain Home, AR area.
Key Takeaways: Affordability in Mountain Home
- 1Mountain Home's median home value is $150,500, 47% below nat'l avg (national: $281,900).
- 2Mountain Home's affordability index is 208 (baseline 100), making it more affordable than the national average.
- 3Median rent in Mountain Home is $769/month, 34% below nat'l avg (national: $1,163/month).
Mountain Home Affordability Overview
Median Home Value
$150,500
47% below nat'l avg
Median Rent
$769/mo
34% below nat'l avg
Median Income
$42,281
43% below nat'l avg
Affordability Index
208
108% above nat'l avg
Frequently Asked Questions About Affordability in Mountain Home
What is the median home price in Mountain Home, AR?▾
The median home price in Mountain Home is $150,500, which is 47% below nat'l avg. The national median home value is $281,900 (Source: Kurby, 2026).
Is Mountain Home affordable compared to the national average?▾
Mountain Home has an affordability index of 208, which means housing is more affordable than the national baseline of 100. An index above 100 indicates that a median-income household can afford a median-priced home in the area.
What is the average rent in Mountain Home, AR?▾
The median monthly rent in Mountain Home is $769. This is 34% below nat'l avg. The national median rent is $1,163/month (Source: Kurby, 2026).
What is the median household income in Mountain Home?▾
The median household income in Mountain Home is $42,281 compared to the national median of $74,580. This metric is important for understanding housing affordability in relation to local earning power (Source: Kurby, 2026).