Butch Gurganus

Builders aim to fill demand, remake work environments near Walmart’s new home. read more >

While Walmart Inc.’s new headquarters in Bentonville propelled the value of commercial building permits to record highs during the first half of this year, the rest of northwest Arkansas generated its own sizable increases over the previous year. read more >

A 108,627-SF office complex in Lowell sells for slightly less than $13 million. Graham Streett of Fort Smith and Clinton Bennett of Fayetteville buy the Northwest Arkansas Business Center. read more >

While the residential and retail markets are strong in northwest Arkansas, industrial developers see little patience to wait around to be asked to build. read more >

A 30,000-SF warehouse in Bentonville was auctioned for approximately $1.6 million Wednesday. The identity of the buyer was not disclosed. read more >

Brian Shaw of Sage Partners and Butch Gurganus of Colliers International in Bentonville say the industrial market is a tight fix in northwest Arkansas. There’s approximately 30 million SF with a vacancy rate less than 5 percent. read more >

The dollar total of $1 million-plus commercial real estate transactions in Pulaski County grew by 7 percent during 2015. Eight of the 25 largest commercial real estate deals in Washington County centered on apartments during 2015, and two more transactions involved land bought for multifamily development. read more >

Construction seems to be the name of the game in the industrial real estate market in northwest Arkansas. read more >

Vacancy rates for the northwest Arkansas office space market dropped almost one-half percent to 9.3 percent during the first quarter of 2014. The rate was 9.7 percent in the last quarter of 2013, according to data collected by Xceligent Inc. of Independence, Mo. read more >