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Tech Center Sale Tops $19.3M (Real Deals)Lock Icon

An eight-story telecommunications building in downtown Little Rock tipped the scales at $19.32 million. read more >

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Construction / Real Estate / Retail

Spaces Storage Sells in $12.8M Transaction (Real Deals)Lock Icon

A 584-unit mini-storage project in the Riverdale area of Little Rock weighed in at $12.8 million. read more >

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Westland Heights Apartments at 418 Markham Mesa Drive in Little Rock.
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Westland Heights Sold for $11 MillionLock Icon

A 258-unit apartment project, undeveloped commercial property, a mansion and a store combine for an all-Little Rock lineup of multimillion-dollar transactions. read more >

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Media & Marketing Arkansas Business Claims Top Individual, Staff Journalism Awards
Restaurants Arkansas’ First Gluten-Free Brewery Opens in Bentonville
Cover Story Solar-Powered Hybar Steel Begins Rebar Production, Plans Second MillLock Icon
Hybar Steel’s new rebar-making facility in Osceola, along with its 186,000-panel solar field, sits on a 1,300-acre site. [photo provided]
Whispers Plain Jane’s Coming to HillcrestLock Icon
Whispers Olympic Gold Medalist Buys $1.25M Home in SpringdaleLock Icon
Retail Dillard’s Chooses Market Share Over Profits Amid Rising TariffsLock Icon
Dillard’s headquarters in Little Rock, where executives are “rolling with the punches” of an uncertain tariff environment. [madeline circle]
Cover Story Downtown Revivals Gain Momentum in Blytheville & Osceola Thanks to Steel IndustryLock Icon
Technology Little Rock Tech Park Sparks New InterestLock Icon
The second phase of the Little Rock Technology Park included gutting six stories at 421 Main St. in downtown Little Rock to make room for larger, intermediary office spaces. The building, which previously housed the state Department of Education, is on the National Register of Historic Places. [PHOTO provided]
Government & Politics Northwest Arkansas Cities Join Forces to Manage GrowthLock Icon
Pea Ridge Mayor Nathan See: “You’ve got to keep up with growth.” [michael woods]
Banking & Finance Blytheville Bank Poised to Grow