Ben Davis

Apartments, warehouse space, a retail center and an eatery form this week’s Pulaski County million-dollar real estate deals. 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 >

The 14,880-SF Walgreens in Little Rock was purchased by a company from Oakland, California. read more >

An affiliate of Montecito Medical Real Estate in Nashville, Tennessee, bought two Arkansas Urology projects in tandem deals totaling $32 million. read more >

The legal wrangling that resulted from last year’s meltdown of Blue Canoe Brewing, the Little Rock craft brewer that was one of the pioneers in central Arkansas’ craft beer scene, is still brewing. read more >

The Arkansas Democrat-Gazette says a former employee of its digital marketing subsidiary, Flypaper, stole company secrets and violated a noncompetition agreement. read more >

Nighthawk Crestwood LLC bought the 228-unit apartment complex in the Hillcrest area of Little Rock at 3802 Kavanaugh Blvd, backed with a $9.4 million loan from Greystone Servicing. read more >

Affiliates of Read Property Group of New York purchased Senior Residences projects in Sherwood and Jacksonville for $3.52 million from affiliates of Wenson & Associates of Bee Cave, Texas. read more >

Blue Canoe Brewing, the nanobrewery in east Little Rock with the taproom, is no more. A founder’s lawsuit gives some hints into the troubles that doomed the five-year-old dream that began on Kickstarter. read more >

Jackson Street Group LLC, led by Matthew Lane and Lane Patterson, bought the Furniture Factory Outlet at 6527 Warden Road. The seller is FFO Wichita Partners LLC, led by Johnny Mizell. read more >

Physchpaice Trust/40 MRA Investments Inc. of Encino, California, bought a 3,240-SF Precision Tune Auto Care project at 4630 JFK Blvd. in North Little Rock for $775,000. read more >

Investors Group 479 LLC of Jacksonville, led by Edward Haddock bought one duplex in North Little Rock, four more duplexes, one triplex and one fourplex — all in Sherwood — for $565,000. read more >

Little Rock’s Bank of the Ozarks Inc. acquired about 46.2 acres of mostly undeveloped property for a corporate campus in west Little Rock. read more >