Perry, AR

Perry is a small town located in the Ouachita Mountains of northwest Arkansas. The population was just over 2,000 in the 2010 census, and it has been growing at a rate of about 10 percent per decade since then. Perry's economy is based largely on agriculture, with cotton being the most important crop. However, there has been a recent trend towards tourism and real estate development.

The Perry area was first settled in the early 1800s by pioneers who were looking for land to farm. The town itself was founded in 1892 by J.D. Perry and his wife, Sarah Jane (née Davis). Perry was originally named " Pine Bluff", but Mrs. Perry convinced her husband to change the name to reflect their new home location. Today, Perry is home to several businesses that are related to real estate: J D's Realty; Keller Williams Realty; and Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices Arkansas Properties are all headquartered here.

There are currently three major residential subdivisions in Perry: Willow Creek Estates; Heritage Hills; and Crossroads at Perryville (formerly known as Crossroads at Piney Ridge). These subdivisions offer a wide variety of housing options for people who want to live in an upscale community or one that offers more affordable prices closer to town. There are also several single-family homes available for purchase or lease within the city limits, as well as apartments and condos near downtown Perry that cater to both singles and families with children.

Real estate prices have been on the rise in recent years due primarily to increased demand from out-of-state buyers who want property close to major cities but without having to deal with high housing costs or crowded neighborhoods. This has led some developers to build larger homes than they would have otherwise considered possible, while others have chosen not build any new homes at all instead focusing on renovating existing properties into luxury rentals or selling them off completely through listing services like Coldwell Banker or RE/MAX Advantage Plus . There is still plenty of available space for new construction within the city limits if someone wants to invest in property here, but it seems likely that growth will continue trending upwards over time as more people decide this is a great place to call home!