Carl Schultz
Kum & Go Sale Tops $6M (Real Deals)
A 5,700-SF convenience store in west Little Rock weighed in at $6.07 million. read more >
by George Waldon -
Jefferson Manor Apartments Draws $6M Transaction
This week's million-dollar deals and construction starts with a North Little Rock apartment complex in foreclosure. read more >
Westpark Meadows Hosts $10.4M Sale (Real Deals)
The 250-unit apartment complex in Little Rock was bought by an affiliate of Interurban Cos. of Centennial, Colorado. read more >
by George Waldon -
Protho Manor Apartments Sell for $8.2M
Apartments, rent houses and a home form this week’s trio of million-dollar real estate transactions. read more >
Big Country Chateau Checks In at $6.4M (Real Deals)
Apex Big Chateau AR LLC of Brooklyn, New York, bought the Big Country Chateau project at 6200 Col. Glenn Road. The seller is Big Country Chateau LLC, led by Carl Schultz. read more >
by George Waldon -
Big Country Chateau Let Go for $6.4M
A quartet of apartment projects in Little Rock and Conway form this week’s group of million-dollar real estate transactions. read more >
St. John’s Apartments Sees Stalking Horse Bidder
The financially troubled St. John’s Apartments project in Little Rock could have a new owner soon. read more >
St. John’s Troubles Continue with Chapter 11
In the bankruptcy filing, St. John’s showed $8.5 million in debts and $3.03 million in assets. read more >
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