Ron Lazenby

The 121,922-SF former Kmart Shopping Center at 10901 N. Rodney Parham Road will become home to Premier Gastroenterology Associates as part of the Premier Medical Plaza. read more >

Apartment land in Conway, an office-warehouse project in North Little Rock and foreclosed property dominated by Little Rock addresses form this week’s trio of million-dollar deals. read more >

Botoom Mak purchased the Windamere Plaza, a 20,072-SF retail project at 8211 Geyer Springs in a $630,000 foreclosure sale. read more >

Sixteen months after filing for Chapter 11, RWL Investments LLC of Little Rock is about to conclude its trip to bankruptcy court. read more >

Normandy Place LLC, led by Max Mehlburger, purchased the Markham Executive Center at 10201 W. Markham St. The seller is Security Plan Life Insurance Co. of Donaldsonville, Louisiana. read more >

LLArk Properties LLC of St. Louis Park, Minnesota, purchased the 40,000-SF Landers Collision Center at 10005 Col. Glenn Road from Aimco Equipment Co. LLC, led by Frank, Herren and Todd Hickingbotham. read more >

Centennial Bank of Conway is restarting its $2.6 million foreclosure action against Little Rock real estate investor Ron Lazenby. read more >

RWL Investments LLC, which filed Chapter 11 bankruptcy earlier this year, is now selling its most famous property, the Villa Marre, which was featured in the 1980s CBS sitcom "Designing Women." read more >

RWL Investments LLC of Little Rock filed for the bankruptcy protection nine days after Centennial Bank of Conway filed a foreclosure lawsuit against it for defaulting on eight loans totaling $2.6 million. read more >

Retail occupancy improved from 89.4 percent to nearly 91.2 percent, according to the affiliation of local commercial real estate professionals who pool sales and leasing information for office, retail and industrial properties. read more >