Mark Bentley

The 280-unit apartment complex in Little Rock was purchased by ST Realty Group of Brooklyn, New York. read more >

The Club at the Creek and the Vineyards on Garland in Fayetteville were sold in a combo deal. read more >

A 16,055-SF combination David’s Burgers and bank branch in west Little Rock tipped the scales at $2.75 million. read more >

Cline Construction Group of Little Rock will soon move to the only vacant space at a multi-tenant office building in the Riverdale area of Little Rock. read more >

Affiliates of Strawberry Fields REIT Ltd. of South Bend, Indiana, bought the four properties from affiliates of Skyline Health Care of Wood-Ridge, New Jersey. read more >

A bank branch in west Little Rock, a Faulkner County landfill, residential property in west Pulaski County, an office building in midtown Little Rock and undeveloped land in Maumelle form a five-piece set of multimillion-dollar real estate transactions. read more >

EAI Realty Inc., an affiliate of Education America Inc. of Heathrow, Florida, sold the 35,000-SF building in west Little Rock. read more >

This week’s installment of multimillion-dollar real estate transactions features seven west Little Rock properties. read more >

The occupancy rate of the 14.5 million-SF central Arkansas office market reached 92.8 percent during the first three months of the year. That upward tick follows first quarter rates of 91.5 percent in 2015 and 88.7 percent in 2014. read more >

Kevin Huchingson, Mark Bentley, Isaac Smith and Steve Lane, all principals with Colliers International Arkansas, have been recognized as members of the company’s Everest Club for being among the top 10 percent of Colliers’ brokers across North America last year. read more >

A pair of MedExpress projects, a medical office building in Sherwood, a Little Rock home and a restaurant site in west Little Rock form this week’s five-piece of million-dollar transactions. read more >

The occupancy rate in the Pulaski County office market during the past 12 months tightened to 91.5 percent. During the first quarter 2014, the average occupancy stood at 88.7 percent. read more >

The vacancy rate for commercial office space in central Arkansas declined in the fourth quarter, Central Arkansas Commercial Data Exchange said in its latest report. read more >

Last year I was invited to become a member of one of the Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis’ four industry councils. The councils are made up of business leaders in four key industry sectors: real estate, agribusiness, health care and transportation. I have the privilege of representing the commercial real estate industry in Arkansas. read more >

A foursome of Pulaski County properties generated seven-digit transactions. read more >

The occupancy rate for office space in the Pulaski County market dropped to 85.7 percent in the spring, according to the Central Arkansas Commercial Data Exchange. That figure stood at 87.3 percent a year ago. read more >

Occupancy in the Pulaski County office market declined slightly for a second year, according to the Central Arkansas Commercial Data Exchange. read more >