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Little Rock Apartment Foreclosure Sale Tops $5.1M (Real Deals)
An 80-unit apartment project in Little Rock is under new ownership in the wake of a $5.11 million foreclosure sale. read more >
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Downtown Little Rock Residence Inn Marriott Sells for $11.27M
This week’s installment of million-dollar real estate transactions starts with a downtown Little Rock hotel. read more >
Indian Hills Apartments Host $15M Sale (Real Deals)
An affiliate of RREAF Holdings of Dallas bought the 175-unit apartment complex in North Little Rock from an affiliate of Little Rock’s BSR Real Estate Investment Trust. read more >
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Valero Sold After QuikTrip Detour Through Court
Diamond State Oil LLC bought a Valero convenience store near the Morgan exit on I-40 from the Ashley family, but a lawsuit between the parties preceded the deal. read more >
Historic Lafayette Building Visited by $3.2M Sale (Real Deals)
A hotel redevelopment in downtown Little Rock is in motion after tandem transactions totaling $3.2 million. read more >
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Broadway Block in North Little Rock Sells for $2.4M
This week’s quartet of million-dollar real estate transactions begins in North Little Rock, just off Interstate 30. read more >
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