Northwest Arkansas' Most Expensive Home Sales of 2022 
by Marty Cook – 5 days ago
The upscale residential market in northwest Arkansas continued to burn hot in 2022, with more than 200 homes selling for more than $1 million.
The upscale residential market in northwest Arkansas continued to burn hot in 2022, with more than 200 homes selling for more than $1 million.
The commitment comes amid a megadrought in the American West that has disproportionately affected tribal communities.
Tailwind Group of Mankato, which specializes in student housing, bought the complex through its Tailwind Fayetteville LLC.
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