Sterling Plaza Sale Tops $3.4M (Real Deals) 
The 15,685-SF commercial project in west Little Rock was purchased by Wolf Track Farm LLC, led by Chris Primm. read more >
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George Waldon joined Arkansas Business in 1985 as an associate editor and has covered a smorgasbord of topics during his tenure, ranging from weighty matters to the absurd. He grew up in Corning (Clay County), graduated with a bachelor's degree in journalism from the University of Arkansas at Fayetteville and worked as a general assignment reporter at the El Dorado News-Times before signing on with Arkansas Business.
The 15,685-SF commercial project in west Little Rock was purchased by Wolf Track Farm LLC, led by Chris Primm. read more >
A grand plan backed by enthusiastic supporters would build new tourism byways to traverse Polk County by land and air. read more >
Visioncorp of Lancaster, Pennsylvania, bought the 6818 Murray St. manufacturing facility from North Carolina's Winston-Salem Industries for the Blind Inc. read more >
Pace Burt's 11-story Flats at SoMa is set to open this spring in the old Veterans Affairs Hospital in Little Rock. read more >
Development of a 5,200-SF restaurant is in motion after a $1.4 million land sale in west Little Rock. read more >
Little Rock's Bank OZK is adding Jonesboro to its Arkansas roster of 74 full-service locations. read more >
Industrial facilities like the $400 million Trex plant, the Synthesia Technology thermal/acoustic insulation plant and the Fiocchi primer complex are under construction now at the Little Rock Port. read more >
The 1.87-acre Whataburger development in North Little Rock was sold by CypressLandingQSR3 LLC, led by Rickey Wilson. read more >
The 540-unit apartment complex in North Little Rock was purchased by 2401 Lakeview LLC. read more >
The biggest of the bunch is Legacy Capital Wealth Partners (No. 7), which nearly doubled its $560 million total in 2022. The Little Rock firm's almost 82.5% climb propelled it beyond $1 billion this year. read more >
