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Argenta Thrive LLC

Architect Bill Gray of Taggart Architects talks about the new Argenta Plaza currently under construction in the Argenta district of North Little Rock.
Business Services / Construction / Government & Politics

Between Venues, Investments Continue in ArgentaLock Icon

The debut of a major riverfront arena 20 years ago turned out to be a warmup act for the real headliner: a sweeping transformation of downtown North Little Rock. read more >

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Argenta Thrive LLC, led by Rob Coleman, sold its namesake 164-unit apartment project at 501 Magnolia St. in North Little Rock for $19 million.
Construction / Energy / Health Care

Thrive Argenta Apartments Sold for $19MLock Icon

A multifamily project in downtown North Little Rock and a mixed-use development in southwest Little Rock lead the way in this week’s parade of million-dollar real estate transactions. read more >

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