Jeremy Carroll
Supporters Fight to Keep the Beat Alive at Levon Helm’s Boyhood Home
Despite multiple attempts, the Levon Helm Boyhood Home faces rejection from the National Register of Historic Places due to its relocation to Marvell. read more >
by George Waldon -
Entergy Property Generates $3.1M Sale (Real Deals)
Utility land in west Little Rock tipped the scales at $3.1 million. Entergy Arkansas Inc. bought its 10.08-acre location at 12209 W. Markham St. from Newkirk Lirock Ltd. of New York. read more >
by George Waldon -
Update: Real Estate Deals Total $3.3M
Recent real estate transactions include several apartments, land and a warehouse/office complex. read more >
Valley Falls Mansion Has New Owner
Remember the nearly 15,000-SF Valley Falls Estates mansion that entered foreclosure 15 months after it was bought for a purported $5.1 million and then put on the market for a shade under $4 million? The home has a new owner. read more >
Still No One Home at Pulaski County’s Most Expensive Mansion
The Pulaski County Sheriff’s Office didn’t have any luck serving a foreclosure lawsuit to Jeremy Carroll, the man behind the west Little Rock mansion that allegedly sold for $5.1 million in 2012. read more >
Houston Company Forecloses on $5M Valley Falls Home
A west Little Rock mansion already under scrutiny for its high price is now the subject of a foreclosure. read more >
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