The former home of Maumelle's Walmart Neighborhood Market at 117 Audubon Drive/
The million-dollar transactions this week make a clockwise circuit from Maumelle to North Little Rock to east Pulaski County to west Little Rock.
► Maumelle Big Box LLC, led by Robert and Lisa Stagg, purchased the 34,425-SF former Walmart Neighborhood Market at 117 Audubon Drive in Maumelle for $2.5 million.
Seller? Maumelle WMT LLC, led by Isaac Smith.
► Roach Ltd. No. 1, led by Gary Roach Sr., sold the 15,000-SF Warden Crossing project at 5121 Warden Road in North Little Rock for more than $1.4 million.
Buyer: Alapuchica LLC, led by Christina and Leonardo Monterrey.
► John and Joshua Dennis bought 586 acres of farmland in east Pulaski County for more than $1.2 million.
Who sold the agri property on the west side of Walkers Corner Road, 2 miles north of Scott? The Helen P. Dortch Revocable Trust.
► Meanwhile, 22 miles away in west Little Rock …
Rose Hill Church of the Nazarene sold its 2.5-acre property at 11001 Kanis Road for $1.1 million to W Place Properties LLC, led by Eric Wright.
Seven-Digit Construction
Friendship Aspire Academy Middle School $2,000,000
3515 W. 24th St., Little Rock
Eco Construction Inc., Little Rock
New Commercial Plaza Frida $1,500,000
4001 W. 65th St., Little Rock
BJK LLC, Little Rock
JPMorgan Chase Bank Bank Office $1,500,000
11400 Cantrell Road
Embree Construction Group Inc., Georgetown, Texas
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