Alan Bubbus

Alan Bubbus aims to reshape Arkansas' beef industry, but his vision for a local slaughterhouse has sparked intense debate and opposition. read more >

Anchor Realty Investments LLC, led by Alan and Jessica Bubbus, purchased the land and the 159,000-SF former Sears store at 3929 McCain Blvd. read more >

The project is in the planning stages after a recent $2.3 million purchase by Anchor Realty Investments LLC, led by Alan and Jessica Bubbus. read more >

We crack open this week’s million-dollar real estate transactions in Pulaski County with building sites in west Little Rock and Maumelle. read more >

Storage, restaurants and duplexes make up this week's round-up of million-dollar real estate transactions in Central Arkansas. read more >

Affiliates of Think Multi-family in Frisco, Texas, bought Tanglewood Apartments and Normandy Place in Little Rock. read more >

This week, we serve up an industrial-retail pairing for your transactional appetite for million-dollar deals. read more >

It takes more than experience and a family background to start a successful chain. For Robert Smith, owner and founder of the Flying Burger & Seafood restaurant chain, it required a popular concept, hard work and a “miracle.” read more >

An affiliate of ApexOne Investment Partners bought the 260-unit apartment project in west Little Rock from 6400 TDP LLC, led by Derek Alley. read more >

Travelers along Interstate 30 on the south side of Little Rock may have noticed early signs of site work on a 4.2-acre parcel at the southeast corner of the interstate and Mabelvale West Road. read more >

Adapting to takeout mode, quick-serve model shows resilience during pandemic. read more >

David Alan Bubbus, owner of the David’s Burgers chain of Little Rock talks about his real estate investment philosophy and a number of new initiatives he has undertaken. read more >

A restaurant named Beef ‘O’ Brady’s is probably not the first place that comes to mind for those seeking plant-based burgers, but the co-owner of the chain’s Bentonville location says his version of the “Impossible Burger” has been warmly received. read more >

Retail space in Lonoke County, commercial land in Saline County and utility land, an office-warehouse, an early learning center and a residence in Little Rock form this week’s six-pack of million-dollar real estate transactions. read more >

McCain Mall last week sued David’s Burgers alleging the burgeoning central Arkansas burger chain failed to open a location in the North Little Rock mall as promised. read more >

The sales of an 8,876-SF manor near Roland, 9,364-SF office-eatery project in Maumelle, a 29,800-SF warehouse complex in Little Rock and an 11,125-SF office complex in west Little Rock each topped the million-dollar mark. read more >

A David’s Burgers location and 10 houses provide a pair of $1.1 million transactions in Conway. read more >

David “Alan” Bubbus, owner of the Little Rock mini-chain David’s Burgers, is hoping to open the David’s in the River Market in September or October. But first he has to finish converting an outdoor seating area into a common area for visitors to Ottenheimer Market Hall. read more >