Ed Willis

A 38,272-SF office-warehouse in Little Rock weighed in at $2 million. read more >

Eva Regel and Henry Skinner bought a 7,980-SF house in the Waterview Estates neighborhood. read more >

Redevelopment activity is on the rise across the downtowns of Little Rock and North Little Rock with apartment, townhomes and reimagined historic buildings. read more >

The land sale was considered a showstopper at the time. Prominent businessmen of the day were on both sides of the transaction, which helped shape west Little Rock and produced significant redevelopment ripples elsewhere in the state capital. read more >

An affiliate of FM Capital of Hollywood, Florida, was the buyer. read more >

Office buildings and apartments dominate a five-course meal of million-dollar real estate transactions this week. read more >

Monache Meadows AG of Wasco, California, purchased the 9200 N. Rodney Parham Road project from Queensgate Associates Ltd. of Gaithersburg, Maryland. read more >

A non-prototypical Tropical Smoothie Cafe is in the works for west Little Rock. read more >

The Arkansas Division of Workforce Services bought its 5401 S. University Ave. project from Steward & Young Inc., led by J.R. Young. read more >

The $674,000 sale of an 8,133-SF office/warehouse at 2401 N. Poplar St. in North Little Rock led this week's most recent real estate transactions. read more >

FamilyLife of Little Rock, a multimedia nonprofit that produces Christian resources related to marriage and family, says it will move its headquarters to Orlando, Florida, the home of its parent organization. read more >

Little Rock Housing Associates Ltd. of Denver sold the Chapel Ridge Apartments project at 24800 Chenal Parkway to Chapel Ridge Stanev AR LLC of Brooklyn, New York. read more >

Little Rock’s Bank of the Ozarks Inc. acquired about 46.2 acres of mostly undeveloped property for a corporate campus in west Little Rock. read more >

Dixon Realty LLC of Wood-Ridge, New Jersey, purchased the 140-bed nursing home in south Pulaski County from Trinik Holdings LLC, led by Saeed Niksefat. read more >

Bank of the Ozarks acquired more than 46 acres of mostly undeveloped property this summer, in preparation for its new headquarters. Those deals on the western end of The Ranch development totaled more than $12.5 million. read more >

Bank of the Ozarks has put about 44 acres under contract for a new corporate headquarters campus in west Little Rock. The company intends to pay $12.7 million for property on the western end of The Ranch. First-phase construction of a 180,000-SF building is expected to begin late this year or early 2017. read more >

The number of $1 million-plus commercial real estate deals in Pulaski County didn’t increase significantly during 2014. But the same can’t be said for the dollar total of the transactions, which ballooned by a whopping 70 percent compared with 2013. read more >

A patio home project in west Little Rock is in motion after a $1.7 million land deal. read more >