Main Street Lofts

Millennials and young professionals who ignited the luxury apartment boom in central Arkansas are now living with people their parents’ age. read more >

Moses Tucker Real Estate announced Tuesday that the K Lofts apartments at 315 Main St. in downtown Little Rock are complete and will start leasing in October under a new name, Mulberry Flats. read more >

More pieces have surfaced in the financial workout of the Main Street Lofts project in downtown Little Rock. 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 >

AMR Construction LLC, general contractor on the Main Street Lofts project, is back on track to convert an $896,756 arbitration award to a judgment in Pulaski County Circuit Court. read more >

An 11th-hour settlement ended a long-running money dispute related to the troubled Main Street Lofts project in downtown Little Rock. read more >

A court hearing that would have kept the foreclosure train moving on the Main Street Lofts project was postponed Friday morning. read more >

A sale may be in motion at the money-troubled Main Street Lofts. This latest version involves all three buildings at the downtown Little Rock project. read more >

Before a general contractor’s foreclosure action begins, Main Street Lofts LLC and Main Street South LLC asked an arbitrator to split the $896,756 award for unpaid work between properties. read more >

When AMR Construction landed an arbitration award for unpaid work on the Main Street Lofts project in downtown Little Rock, the ruling provided a glimpse into the chaotic development world of Scott Reed, who led the ownership group and oversaw the project. read more >

Little Rock’s AMR Construction LLC staked a priority claim to recover $896,756 for unpaid work on the unfinished three-building, 125,000-SF redevelopment at 510-524 Main St. read more >

Main Street Lofts developers are trying to slow a judicial ruling on an unfavorable arbitration outcome. read more >

A mix of retail and of-fice buildings that decades ago were part of the city’s historic commercial core have combined with new construction to recast a string of properties. A foundation of restaurants, apartments and the performing arts will be joined by a high-rise hotel redevelopment and the Little Rock Tech Park. read more >

The West Coast real estate adviser with historic re-development aspirations owes a combined $35,546 on four Main Street buildings. The biggest tab is $14,397 owed for 2012-13 taxes plus penalty and interest on the 62,688-SF M.M. Cohn Building at 510 Main St. read more >

Contractors have more than $1.5 million in claims for unpaid work on two unfinished Main Street redevelopments in downtown Little Rock. The liens and lawsuit add to a track record of overreaching, underfinanced, subsidy-supported development in the city. read more >

Six months after an equipment failure spoiled 2,500 pounds of carefully handcrafted cheese — his entire inventory, worth about $60,000 retail — Kent Walker is looking into the future, and, he says, it’s bright. read more >