I’m trying to figure out if my salary will stretch far enough.
How does the cost of living in Little Rock compare to the national average?
1 Answer
Little Rock’s cost of living index is 89, which is 11 points below the national average of 100. This means everyday expenses—groceries, utilities, transportation—tend to be slightly cheaper than in the broader U.S. market. With an average salary of $57,980, you should find that your income has a modest purchasing power advantage, especially if you keep rent within the city’s average range.
A starting point only — it may be incomplete or out of date. Check official sources for anything important, and add your own answer if you know Little Rock.
