BSR

The deal includes a change in shareholder power that BSR believes will make it more attractive to investment partners or prospective buyers. read more >

The company attributed the decrease in part to initial operating expenses for a property under development. read more >

Operating expenses fell in the quarter on lower professional fees and lower real estate tax assessments on the company's multifamily properties in Texas. read more >

CEO Dan Oberste said the REIT is well positioned to capitalize on new growth opportunities. read more >

Investment properties gained value at a slower rate than the previous year, but other measures of performance were strong. read more >

Weighted average rent was up 17% compared to the same quarter a year ago. read more >

Dan Oberste, president & CEO of the real estate company, said results reflected strong rent growth. read more >

The figure for the fourth quarter was $18.7 million, up nearly 24% from a year ago. read more >

Dan Oberste confesses that he was a little kid who loved to build things, complete with “mushy stories” of building sand castles. When the Little Rock native got to college, he realized he wanted to build companies, and real estate captured his imagination professionally. read more >

Samantha Pettis has accepted a new role as senior accountant at BSR real estate investment trust in Little Rock. read more >

BSR, an $870 million-asset real estate investment trust headquartered in Little Rock, quietly made its debut as a public company by way of Canada. read more >