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U.S. Home Construction Up Moderate 3.6% in May

U.S. home construction rose 3.6% in May as builders battled a surge in lumber prices that have made homes more expensive. read more >
At Anthony Timberlands’  facility in Bearden, logs wait to be cut by a system that optimizes the amount of lumber that can be harvested from each log. Steve Anthony said he’s “conflicted” about the U.S.-China trade war.
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Pandemic Pushes Lumber Prices UpLock Icon

The coronavirus pandemic has boosted lumber demand throughout the United States, a surge that has pushed prices to record heights, raising the average price of a new single-family home by more than $16,000. read more >
Downtown Little Rock’s iconic condominium towers rise just a block apart on corners of Third Street. 300 Third Tower is at left, with 100 units, and the 132-unit River Market Tower is at right, overlooking Rock Street Lofts. Between them in the far background is the Capital Commerce Center, which has 18 condo units.
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Arkansas Condo Developers Find Feet in Niche MarketLock Icon

Jimmy Moses believes condos will always be “a little bit different product,” but are now an important anchor in a vibrant downtown offering more dining, shopping and entertainment options. read more >
Nelson Design Group now targets consumers instead of home builders.
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Nelson Design of Jonesboro Turns to Bankruptcy for Help

In 2006, Michael Nelson decided at the worst possible time to borrow $2 million to expand his house design business. Within months, the housing market came to halt as the country entered the Great Recession. read more >