Albert Mendelsohn
![Shell convenience store at 3300 Bankhead Drive in east Little Rock.[George Waldon]](https://arkansasbusiness.wppcdn.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/06/Real_Deals_1_opt-scaled-e1749222071891-300x194.jpg)
East Little Rock Convenience Store Sale Closes at $3.5M (Real Deals)
SIKH4 LLC, led by Rajbir, Gurpreet and Ravinderpal Singh, purchased the Shell convenience store at 3300 Bankhead Drive. read more >
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Downtown Little Rock Residence Inn Marriott Sells for $11.27M
This week’s installment of million-dollar real estate transactions starts with a downtown Little Rock hotel. read more >
Hillview Village Apartments Sell for $4.3M
The next round of million-dollar real estate transactions and construction contracts starts with a North Little Rock apartment complex. read more >
Hidden Valley Sells In $3.8M Transaction (Real Deals)
6900 Cantrell Road LLC, led by Albert Mendelsohn and Arek Boynerian, was purchased Hidden Valley Apartments at 225 Keightley Drive. read more >
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Nabholz Lands $165M Contract for Arkansas Children’s Expansion & Renovation
This week’s million-dollar construction and real estate deals. read more >
Arkansas River Project Sells for Nearly $4.9M (Real Deals)
A 72-unit apartment complex in Little Rock tipped the scales at $4.89 million. read more >
by George Waldon -
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