Northwest Arkansas Mall

It took a little more than 60 years for Arkansas’ premier shopping center to go from top shelf to the discount bin. read more >

Anchor planned to use 55,000 SF of the 137,000-SF former Sears site at the mall, but the COVID-19 pandemic squashed those grand plans. read more >

A Jonesboro real estate broker is among those who sees a potential for malls transforming after the pandemic, with a silver lining possibly being local stores taking over chain space. read more >

A Virginia investment firm bought the Brookstone Assisted Living Facility in Fayetteville for $18 million. read more >

When big-box tenants look for space, there's ample competition for the same handful of properties, due to increasing costs of construction and property. read more >

A Fayetteville investor paid $3.75 million for a 41,800-SF office complex across the street from the Northwest Arkansas Mall on College Avenue. read more >

Tucked inside the exhibits of the property assessment appeal of the Northwest Arkansas Mall in Fayetteville was something that rarely escapes into public view. read more >

Two Arkansas malls are challenging their 2017 property assessments, saying they are millions of dollars too high, a move that could become a trend as market values fall for malls and department stores struggling to attract shoppers. read more >

The owners of the Northwest Arkansas Mall filed an appeal in Washington County Circuit Court over the 2017 assessment of the 105-acre property in Fayetteville. read more >

An initial investment from money made playing football led to a real estate career that spawned a development conglomerate — made up of such companies as Lindsey & Associates and Lindsey Management — that oversees 145 apartment complexes throughout the mid-South. read more >

The dollar total of $1 million-plus commercial real estate transactions in Pulaski County grew by 7 percent during 2015. Eight of the 25 largest commercial real estate deals in Washington County centered on apartments during 2015, and two more transactions involved land bought for multifamily development. read more >

Fayetteville’s Sears is safe, despite rumors that the retailer is closing underperforming stores. read more >

A trio of New York investors bought the Northwest Arkansas Mall in Fayetteville for $39.5 million. read more >