Jeff Yates

The combined company will operate under the Flake & Co. name. read more >

In Little Rock, one developer is spending millions to renovate the 24-story Bank of America building. read more >

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2019 was the end of the line for Atlanta investment firm Invesco’s ownership at Shackleford Crossings. After eight years, it decided to cut its losses and sell its remaining stake in the west Little Rock retail center. read more >

With several big pieces of the downtown Little Rock skyline in play, it’s a tower buyer’s market. Amid a stagnant office market, for-sale signs are competing with space for rent. Leading the way is the 24-story Bank of America Plaza. read more >

The total vacancy rate for the central Arkansas retail real estate market rose to 6 percent in third-quarter 2017 compared with 5.1 percent in third-quarter 2016. read more >

Occupancy in the Central Arkansas retail market declined to 94.3 percent during the first quarter compared to 95.1 percent a year ago. read more >

An affiliate of Provident Realty Advisors Inc. of Dallas bought a five-building, 30-acre development in midtown Little Rock for $44 million. read more >

The vacancy rate of the 17.7 million-SF Pulaski County retail market shrunk to 4.7 percent during the first three months of 2016. read more >

The vacancy rate for retail space in Pulaski County fell slightly in the second quarter of 2015, to 6.3 percent compared with 6.4 percent in first-quarter 2015, according to the Central Arkansas Commercial Data Exchange. However, it remains almost a full percentage point higher than the year-earlier quarter, when it was 5.4 percent. read more >

The vacancy rate for retail space in the Pulaski County market continued to loosen slightly with a first quarter reading of 6.3 percent. A year ago, that number stood at 5.2 percent. read more >

The vacancy rate for retail commercial property in central Arkansas moved up slightly in fourth-quarter 2014, according to the Central Arkansas Commercial Data Exchange. read more >

A vocal minority in Pleasant Valley set a $600,000 street improvement project in motion nearly two years ago to slow traffic near Fulbright Elementary School. But another vocal minority, led by a federal judge, managed to derail the project last month. read more >

Little Rock’s Plaza West office building experienced the upside of a small tenant growing into a very large one during its 40-year history. The 12-story project at 415 N. McKinley St. also endured the downside of that transformation when the anchor tenant, Southwest Power Pool, moved out and left a 65,000-SF vacancy in its wake. read more >

The total vacancy rate for the central Arkansas commercial retail real estate market fell to 7.5 percent in the fourth quarter of 2012, compared with 7.7 percent during the third quarter and 8.6 percent during fourth-quarter 2011. read more >

The certified leasing specialist and partner at Irwin Partners shares some insights into the central Arkansas commercial real estate market. read more >

The vacancy rate in the commercial retail market in central Arkansas fell during the third quarter, dropping to 7.7 percent compared with 7.9 percent in second quarter and 9.5 percent in the third quarter of 2011. That’s according to a report by the Central Arkansas Commercial Data Exchange, or CDX. read more >

The market for retail space in Pulaski County continues to tighten as occupancy reached 92.3 percent during the first quarter of 2012. read more >