Rick Ashley

The tallest building in North Little Rock was purchased by Lakewood House APT CB LLC of Lakewood, New Jersey. read more >

The 107-unit apartment highrise at 4801 North Hills Blvd. is the tallest building in North Little Rock. read more >

Investors from Idaho paid $10.2 million for three student townhome projects in Fayetteville. read more >

An affiliate of RREAF Holdings of Dallas bought the 175-unit apartment complex in North Little Rock from an affiliate of Little Rock’s BSR Real Estate Investment Trust. read more >

Little Rock’s BSR Real Estate Investment Trust sold $130 million worth of apartments last month, including Overbrook Apartments and Indian Hills Apartments, both in North Little Rock. read more >

Diamond State Oil LLC bought a Valero convenience store near the Morgan exit on I-40 from the Ashley family, but a lawsuit between the parties preceded the deal. read more >

North Little Rock Mayor Joe Smith had heard complaints about the North Little Rock Municipal Airport. Last fall, he asked some of the critical executives to put their concerns in writing, into a form he could take to the City Council. They did, and the remarks were scathing. read more >

An affiliate of Little Rock’s McLarty Auto Group bought the 60,000-SF McLarty Volvo Cars and McLarty Collision West complex at 1500 N. Shackleford Road. read more >

The Ashley Group of North Little Rock, one of the largest commercial property managers in the state, is looking to buy a mostly undeveloped 30.5-acre piece of the Pleasant Crossing development in Rogers. read more >

Seven-figure home sales in Pulaski County saw a slight increase in 2013. During the year, 14 homes sold for $1 million or more, which compares with either 12 or 13 in 2012. read more >

The million-dollar deals keep piling up, like leaves in November. The biggest of this week’s bunch weighs in at $2.6 million. read more >

Home BancShares Inc. of Conway releases its 2013 proxy statement, showing that executives cashed in on bigger bonuses and stock options. read more >