Conway Statistics
See Why Conway is the Place to Grow
Workforce Facts
As the secondary job market in the Little Rock–North Little Rock–Conway Metropolitan Area, Conway has a lot to offer.
Unlike most suburban areas, the majority of Conway residents work within Faulkner County. Combined with surrounding areas, that includes a workforce of over 354,000 within a 45-minute commute. And, with three four year universities, new talent is always pouring in.
Quick Statistics
Six (6) Additional Higher-Ed Institutions
All within a 50-mile radius
Four (4) Technical Colleges
All within a 30-mile radius
Median Age of Population
29
A Young and Educated Workforce
94.3% with a high school degree; 41.3% with bachelor’s degree or higher
Median Household Income (2022)
$54,036
Cost of Living Index
85.6. This includes transportation, utilities, housing, healthcare and groceries (For reference, Dallas is a 95)
A Diversity of Industries
A diversity of jobs in education, health care, manufacturing, technology, energy, government, and an emerging startup community combine to provide Conway residents and business owners with nearly endless opportunities.
Interested in More Stats?
Check out Pulse of Conway for more statistical information about Conway and surrounding areas!