In Buyers' Market, Little Rock Office Towers Look to Sell This article is available only in print.

by George Waldon  on Monday, Feb. 11, 2019 12:00 am   4 min read

Some of the office towers seen above in downtown Little Rock are being marketed as repositioned opportunities. (Sarah Bingham)
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With several big pieces of the downtown Little Rock skyline in play, it's a tower buyer's market. Amid a stagnant office market, for-sale signs are competing with space for rent. Leading the way is the 24-story Bank of America Plaza.

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