Hilton Garden Inn

Shash Goyal, a prominent hotel owner in Little Rock, bought the Hilton Garden Inn at 2204 SE Walton Blvd. read more >

Beechwood Hospitality of Little Rock is seeking to foreclose on a Bentonville hotel it sold to a group of investors in 2016. read more >

Land for a $17 million hotel development highlights a six-pack of multimillion-dollar transactions. read more >

Tommy Norman and former Arkansas Sen. David Pryor were recognized by the Arkansas chapter of the International Association of Business Communicators. read more >

A flurry of behind-the-scenes activity indicates a restart is in the works for a key part of the Creative Corridor in downtown Little Rock. read more >

Richardson Properties LLC, led by Keith Richardson, purchased 69 acres in west Little Rock with apartments in mind. read more >

Dr. Hiren D. Patel’s investments in a convention center and hotels on both sides of Texarkana have turned into one financial headache after another. read more >

Downtown Little Rock has drawn the attention of three hotel developers who have invested more than $7.3 million to secure locations. read more >

Ground should be broken during the next 30 days for the seven-story, 140-room Hilton Garden Inn in downtown Little Rock. read more >

The 296-unit Shadow Lake Apartments at 13111 W. Markham St. sold for $26.87 million and the 216-unit Turtle Creek Apartments at 601 Napa Valley Drive went for $13.71 million. read more >

Hotels in Jonesboro generated $17.5 million from room revenue in 2013, which was up 5.68 percent over the previous year. read more >

Midas Little Rock LLC of St. Louis bought the 120-room Hilton Garden Inn at 4100 Glover Lane from McCain Lodging Inc., led by Ishverbhai Govind. read more >

Another hotel-minded venture intends to make its mark on the downtown Little Rock skyline. Pinnacle Hotel Group will develop a 135-room Hilton Garden Inn at the northeast corner of Fourth and Cumberland streets. read more >

A quartet of properties generated million-dollar deals. The biggest of the bunch, a 120-room hotel in North Little Rock, weighed in at $13.1 million. read more >

It was the best of times; it was the worst of times - but mostly the latter. In the mid-2000s, Texarkana's economy was slumping, and city leaders were searching for ways to prod it back to life. What ensued was a development race yielding two convention c read more >