Brandon Rogers
Priority1 Expands Footprint in Downtown Little Rock
The logistics company has added more than 21,000 SF at the Lyon Building. read more >
Former Arvest Branch Sold to Diamant Accounting For $550K
The branch was located in North Little Rock’s Park Hill neighborhood read more >
A Company Truck and the Cost of a Boy’s Death
The estate of an 11-year-old Arkansas boy killed when his stepfather crashed a company car has sued the company’s insurance carriers for payment of a $3.4 million judgment. read more >
by Mark Friedman -
Murphy’s Vacated Headquarters for Sale
What has 87,000 SF of office space, a nice spot in the heart of El Dorado and a $15 million price tag? read more >
The Centers for Youth and Families Signs Lease For New Space
The Centers for Youth and Families signed a lease for 17,047 SF of office space at west Little Rock’s Market & Merrill office and retail center on Aug. 13. read more >
Realtor Chris Polychron Recognized by UA Walton College of Business (Movers & Shakers)
Chris Polychron of Hot Springs, who served as president of the National Association of Realtors in 2015, has been awarded the Lifetime Achievement Award from his alma mater, the Walton College of Business at the University of Arkansas at Fayetteville. read more >
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