Cost of Living & Housing in Crossett

Crossett's cost of living runs genuinely the most affordable of this project's five Arkansas Tier C markets in this batch, anchored by low home values and a low property tax rate.

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The most affordable housing of this project's Arkansas Tier C batch

Crossett's housing figures carry a real, disclosed cross-source spread this pass found: a ZIP-level figure ran approximately $60,850, while a separately cited 2023 figure ran approximately $82,000 -- both genuinely the most affordable among this project's five Arkansas Tier C markets in this batch (base record).

A 0.62% effective property tax rate and a $341 median bill

Crossett's own 0.62% effective property tax rate (Ownwell) produces a $341 median annual tax bill -- $2,059 below the national median bill, reflecting Crossett's combination of a low rate and low home values (base record).

Arkansas's 3.7% top income tax rate and the $600 homestead credit

Arkansas's real, current top individual income tax rate is 3.7% for tax year 2026, the fourth consecutive annual cut, alongside a real Amendment 79 homestead property-tax credit currently worth $600 per homestead beginning with 2026 tax bills (base record).

Rent runs approximately $700/month

Median gross rent in Crossett ran approximately $700/month -- confirm current, specific rental listings directly with a local property manager (base record).

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Last reviewed: 2026-08-28. Independent research; not financial, tax, or legal advice -- confirm current figures with a local professional before making a decision.