Bank of America Plaza

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The transformative work of local developer Keith Richardson continues at the Little Rock office tower originally known as the Worthen Bank Building and more recently cast as the Bank of America Plaza. […] read more >

In Little Rock, one developer is spending millions to renovate the 24-story Bank of America building. read more >

The bank is moving operations to an office building on the city's west side. read more >

Keith Richardson is known for developing apartments, but that doesn't mean he plans to turn the Little Rock skyscraper into a residential space. read more >

The deal includes a seven-story parking deck. read more >

Lyon College, a small school with big ambitions, has more work to do to get its plans off the ground. But it presents an exciting new vision for Little Rock and health care in Arkansas. read more >

First Security Bank of Searcy recovered the property at a foreclosure sale earlier this month. read more >

The testy landlord-tenant relationship in downtown Little Rock ended last week when the owner of the 24-story Bank of America Plaza reached a settlement with the Wright Lindsey & Jennings law firm. read more >

The two are combining to become the second largest firm in Arkansas. read more >

First Security Bank of Searcy doesn’t want a receiver appointed for the Bank of America Plaza in downtown Little Rock. read more >

Downtown businesses and boosters have a big stake in the success of two Little Rock skyscrapers entangled in legal battles. read more >

It's the latest legal fight surrounding the downtown Little Rock skyscraper. read more >

After nearly five years in bankruptcy court, a bankruptcy trustee for the 32 owners of the Regions Center in downtown Little Rock is preparing to sell the 30-story skyscraper. read more >

The third-tallest building on Little Rock’s skyline remains an investment puzzle awaiting a solution before new ownership enters the picture. read more >

With several big pieces of the downtown Little Rock skyline in play, it’s a tower buyer’s market. Amid a stagnant office market, for-sale signs are competing with space for rent. Leading the way is the 24-story Bank of America Plaza. read more >