Central Arkansas Average Weekly Earnings on Rise
Private-sector workers in the Little Rock-North Little Rock-Conway metropolitan statistical area earned an average of $861.50 each week as of February 2019.
View ArticleSpringdale Hopes Opportunity Strikes
Daniel Hintz knows about revitalizing a city’s downtown area and believes a new federal tax program could be just the ticket for Springdale’s budding efforts.
View ArticleGarfield Men Squabble Over Duggar Land
A 5-acre tract currently owned by the former reality TV celebrity is the subject of a lawsuit filed by a Garfield man, who believes the land should be his.
View ArticleCherokee Investments Sells Tripp Building, Buys Volunteer Center
Ping-pong office deals in Little Rock and convenience store flips in North Little Rock join together in a foursome of million-dollar deals.
View ArticleCitizens Sweeps In Former Simmons Execs
Seven commercial lending and treasury management professionals have left Simmons Bank to help Citizens Bank of Batesville beef up its Little Rock operations.
View ArticleTrio Gathers New Money to Relaunch Capital Bank as Encore
As chairman and CEO, Chris Roberts is leading the campaign to rebrand and relaunch Capital Bank with a $50 million stock offering. The 50-year-old banker considers his recent move from Simmons Bank to...
View ArticleFormer Munro Shoe Factory in Hot Springs Sold for $878K
Munro & Co. of Hot Springs has sold its former shoe factory at 190 Elmwood Drive in Hot Springs for $878,000 to Cobalt Investments LLC.
View ArticleArkansas Business to Honor 2019 40 Under 40 Class
Arkansas Business will once again honor the state's outstanding young professionals at a luncheon for its 40 Under 40 class. You can order tickets here.
View ArticleWith No Buyer, Osceola Courts Tenants For Industrial Site
The bids didn’t materialize, so the city of Osceola will hang on to a former industrial site and lease it as warehouse and storage space.
View ArticleRecent Real Estate Deals Total $1.8M
The $710,000 sale of a 16-unit apartment complex in midtown Little Rock leads the most recent transactions in local real estate.
View ArticleArrow’s Edge Transaction Surpasses $4.1M (Real Deals)
An affiliate of Altus Equity of Santa Rosa, California, purchased the 118-unit Arrow’s Edge Apartments at 300 Indianhead Cove for $4.1 million.
View ArticleConway Airport Meeting Expectations
Almost five years after it opened, the Conway Municipal Airport at Cantrell Field is living up to expectations, city and economic development officials say.
View ArticleMarkham West Shopping Center Sold for $19.7M
A west Little Rock retail center, a downtown Little Rock hotel and an agri property in southern Lonoke County form this week’s trio of million-dollar transactions.
View ArticleHome Sales Fall 4.9% in Slow Start to Spring Buying Season
Sales of existing U.S. homes fell in March after a huge gain the previous month, held back partly by a sharp slowdown among the most expensive properties.
View ArticleRecent Real Estate Deals Total $1.15M
HBIC LLC of Pasadena, California, purchased a 1,740-SF convenience store at 612 E. Roosevelt Road in downtown Little Rock for $680,000.
View ArticleMultifamily Unit in Little Rock Secures $26.1M Loan
Grandbridge Real Estate Capital of Charlotte, North Carolina, recently facilitated the closing of a $26.1 million new construction loan secured by The Residences at Harbor Town Apartments, a 175-unit...
View ArticleUpdate: Dragon Woodland's $10M Sawmill in Helena-West Helena to Create 75 Jobs
Dragon Woodland Sawmill Corp. celebrates the grand opening of its Helena-West Helena facility, a $10 million investment that will create 75 jobs and double the firm's output capacity.
View ArticleWaco Title Announces Move to New Office
Waco Title is moving into a new location at 302 E. Parkway Drive, Ste A-1, in Russellville.
View ArticleTwo-Thirds of Arkansas Counties Lose Residents
Two-thirds of Arkansas’ counties lost population between 2012 and 2017, according to the U.S. Census Bureau.
View ArticleInvestors Pay $3.9M For Convenience Store (NWA Real Deals)
Two Jonesboro investors paid $3.9 million for the Kum & Go convenience store at 2388 N. College Ave. in Fayetteville.
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