Rob Kimbel

CEO Rob Kimbel will continue to lead the company and the Kimbel family will retain a "significant" ownership stake. read more >

This week's roundup of million-dollar real estate transactions in Pulaski County. read more >

Kimbel Mechanical Systems will remain in the properties under the sale-leaseback arrangement. read more >

3rd & Commerce LLC, led by Rett Tucker and Jimmy Moses, sold its 44,898-SF piece of the Arkansas Capital Commerce Center at 200 River Market Ave. for $4.97 million and its adjoining parking deck for $3.32 million. read more >

The Arbors Apartments were bought by a group led by Jennifer Barner and Edward Modzel from Down Home Rental Properties LLC, led by Rob Kimbel. read more >

A California real estate investment firm paid more than $11 million for the Springdale Ridge Apartments. read more >

Kimbel Mechanical is moving into a spacious 76,000-SF building at 1936 N. Shiloh Drive in Fayetteville, a building formerly occupied by one-time e-commerce sensation Acumen Brands. read more >

An Arizona investor paid more than $2.3 million for the Ridout Lumber Co. store in Fayetteville. read more >

When Brad Smith joined Kimbel Mechanical Systems of Springdale in 2000, he was the company’s fourth employee. Now, he owns it. read more >

Jeremy Hudson and others are putting faith and money into the Steele Crossing area of north Fayetteville. read more >

Raymond Merrill, through his Levi Storage Center LLC, paid $4.5 million for the 114-unit Mountain View Apartments on South Silverado Drive in Fayetteville. RCB Bank of Broken Arrow assisted the purchase with a loan of $3.825 million. read more >