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Quality Inn & Suites Hosts $3M Sale (Real Deals)
The 48-room hotel in North Little Rock was purchased by Narsinah LLC, led by Niravkumar and Senilkumar Patel. read more >
by George Waldon -
Clark Contractors to Build $4.5M Field House at Lacey K-8 Academy
This week we feature a field house for a Little Rock school and a trio of million-dollar real estate transactions in Pulaski County. read more >
Big Red Stores Announces New Locations, Partnership With Dairy Queen
Big Red Stores announced this week plans to construct three new stores, remodel two existing locations and partner with Dairy Queen Restaurants. read more >
Arkansas Urology Properties Sold for $32M
An affiliate of Montecito Medical Real Estate in Nashville, Tennessee, bought two Arkansas Urology projects in tandem deals totaling $32 million. read more >
Woodland Heights Sold for $37.7M
A senior-living project in west Little Rock forms this week’s real estate triangle with restaurant-inspired transactions in Greenbrier and Benton. read more >
New Jersey Company Cleans Up in Fayetteville (NWA Real Deals)
A New Jersey finance company has invested in northwest Arkansas property again, this time buying two Fayetteville car washes. read more >
by Marty Cook -
Seven Dairy Queens Slated for Northwest Arkansas
An Alabama couple have signed a franchise agreement to open seven Dairy Queen locations in northwest Arkansas. read more >
Tandem Self-Storage Sales Combine for $5.2 Million (Real Deals)
SSCP Geyer Springs Rd LLC acquired the 376-unit project at 8015 Geyer Springs Road for $3.16 million, and SSCP Leon Circle LLC purchased the 562-unit project at 6100 Leon Circle for $2.09 million. read more >
by George Waldon -
Colony West Center Sells for $7.1 Million (Real Deals)
Colony West Group LLC, led by T.J. Lefl3r, Marshall Saviers and Brian Shaw, and C-Lef Partners LLC, led by Lefl3r, bought the Colony West Shopping Center at 10300 N. Rodney Parham Road. read more >
by George Waldon -
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