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Former Tyson CFO Stewart Glendinning Named CFO of Dollar Tree
Former Tyson Foods CFO Stewart Glendinning has been named CFO of Dollar Tree, after a brief tenure as CEO of Express Inc., which filed for bankruptcy in 2024. read more >
Saracen Raises Ante: $230M Event Center & Hotel Heads for 2025 Debut
Work began in October on the 440,000-SF expansion that will more than triple the size of the casino complex in Pine Bluff.
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by George Waldon -
Texas Firm Buys Little Rock Retail Center for $1.3M
The development next to the Oakland & Fraternal Historic Cemetery Park is anchored by a Kroger location. read more >
Arkansas Sues Family Dollar Over Rodents Found in Facility
The infestation prompted the discount retail chain to recall items purchased from hundreds of stores in the South. read more >
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Springdale ‘Shadow’ Center Sells for $1.6M
A St. Louis private equity real estate firm spent approximately $105 million on a round of property acquisitions, and a Springdale retail center was a part of it. read more >
Frenchman’s Woods Sale Tops $9.5M (Real Deals)
Affiliates of the Read Property Group of Brooklyn, New York, bought 31 buildings in seven transactions of the North Little Rock apartment complex. read more >
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Riverdale Shopping Center Land Sold for $8.3M
Kappa Realty LLC, led by Chris Robertson, purchased the 17.6-acre home of the Riverdale Shopping Center at 2500-2610 Cantrell Road from the Roman Catholic Diocese of Little Rock. read more >
Former Wal-Mart Executive Hired as Family Dollar President
Dollar Tree Inc. has hired Duncan Mac Naughton as president and chief operating officer of its Family Dollar company, which it acquired in 2015. read more >
Conway’s Lewis Crossing Nears Completion
One of the big puzzle pieces in Conway’s retail development picture is almost complete: Lewis Crossing, the 441,871-SF, $65 million shopping center at the southeast corner of Interstate 40 and Dave Ward Drive. read more >
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Site of Oops In Farmington Brings $1.12M (NWA Real Deals)
A 32,000-SF building that used to be the home of a Marvin’s IGA in Farmington has been sold for the second time in 18 months. read more >
by Marty Cook -
Dollar Tree To Set Roots in Farmington
Interior renovations are ongoing at a 7,600-SF building at 219 W. Main. The Tamarron Investment Group, through its Abbey Fund, bought the property for $400,000 in February 2015 from Richard Srygley’s RCS Land Co. LLC. read more >