Oasis Development Attracts $3.3M Sale (Real Deals) 
Team Summit LLC, led by Gloria Timmons, bought the 35,211-SF church on the edge of North Little Rock. 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.
Team Summit LLC, led by Gloria Timmons, bought the 35,211-SF church on the edge of North Little Rock. read more >
The first new house built in the neighborhood immediately east of downtown Little Rock since 1995 is occupied, and scores of apartments will be ready within weeks. read more >
Arkansas Federal Credit Union is poised to move its headquarters from Jacksonville to Little Rock amid its most profitable season since its 1956 launch. read more >
An affiliate of New York's White Oak Healthcare MOB REIT purchased the 12th Street project from an affiliate of Orion Investment & Management Ltd. of Miami. read more >
Success Credit Union of Blytheville received a dose of media love courtesy of Forbes, which named it the best credit union in Arkansas on June 24. read more >
By some measurements, Tennessee will rival Missouri as the second-largest market for Simmons Bank after its pending acquisitions of Landmark Community Bank in Collierville and Triumph Bank in Memphis. read more >
The Arkansas Municipal League, led by Mark Hayes, acquired a 2.4-acre parcel at the southwest corner of Broadway and Maple Street from Maple Holdings LLC, led by Greg Nabholz. read more >
An affiliate of Passco Companies bought the 294-unit apartment project in west Little Rock from Madison at Chenal LLC, led by Brandon Huffman. read more >
A local investment group buys the 55,304-SF office building in west Little Rock from Cantrell West Properties LLC, led by Thomas Vaughan Jr., and JPMS Properties LLC, led by Bryan Jeffrey. read more >
Crain Management Group tallied 2020 revenue of more than $618 million, ranking No. 23 among the largest private companies in Arkansas. read more >
