Conway Development Corp.

The 300,000-SF facility would be the biggest capital investment in the city's history and require several local infrastructure upgrades. read more >

The 150,000-SF “global center of excellence” was originally built for Hewlett Packard and housed 1,200 workers for information technology giant DXC Te read more >

The 100,000-SF facility will be located on the east end of Conway's Central Landing development. read more >

Bret Carroll has been CEO of Conway Corp. since 2017 and has overseen many changes in the company with the pandemic and the influx of streaming. read more >

Almost five years after it opened, the Conway Municipal Airport at Cantrell Field is living up to expectations, city and economic development officials say. read more >

Construction project on old municipal airport land in Conway includes $70 million, 339-unit Fountaine Bleau at Central Landing. read more >

Apartment land in Conway, an office-warehouse project in North Little Rock and foreclosed property dominated by Little Rock addresses form this week’s trio of million-dollar deals. read more >

Burkhalter's Fountaine Bleau Properties, which has apartment complexes in Little Rock and North Little Rock, is the first to buy property for redevelopment at the former airport site called Central Landing. read more >

Conway Development Corp. is in talks with a new developer for the Shoppes at Central Landing in Conway and expects to close within weeks on its purchase of the site of the project from the city. read more >

Dillard’s announced in August 2014 that it was going to be a key anchor for the Shoppes at Central Landing. But pieces of the project were contingent on infrastructure being completed. read more >

The city of Conway is on the verge — if it hasn’t reached it yet — of a boom in commercial real estate availability. Just up Interstate 40 from Little Rock, the city has been the host of several recent development projects and is set to begin more in the coming years. read more >

Nearly six months after the opening of the new Conway municipal airport, the facility is already buzzing with activity. The planners behind the project have also set their sights on the next steps to grow its role in the state and attract business. read more >

With more than 75 percent of the vote on each question, Conway voters approved the rededication of a 1/8-cent sales tax for various road projects, including two tied to a proposed shopping and lifestyle center. read more >

Conway officials say the $30 million airport project will bring economic development to the city by attracting corporate customers, and it will solve serious safety issues present at the current site. read more >

Tandem retail projects in Conway are poised to reshape the commercial landscape along Interstate 40. The biggest on the drawing board is Central Landing, a mixed-use redevelopment of the 151-acre municipal airport with a 750,000-SF lifestyle center. read more >

Hewlett-Packard Co. is wrapping up the layoffs at its Conway facility announced earlier this year. An HP official says employees laid off this month were among the 500 who learned in July that they'd be losing their jobs. read more >

Conway’s nonprofit economic development organization, the Conway Development Corp., initially hired Laura Grimes in 2008 to manage the finances for a $32 million development project, that of the Hewlett-Packard Co. building at 355 Ledgelawn Drive. The project, which was completed in 2010, was part of how the city recruited HP to Conway. read more >