Stuart Mackey

The buyers were Abdulkader and Sandra Ezeldin. read more >

The branch was located in North Little Rock’s Park Hill neighborhood read more >

Five manufacturing and industrial leaders in commercial real estate offer their insights on what's currently happening in their areas. read more >

Stuart Mackey, the Hathaway Group’s EVP, says working from home will never completely replace traditional office settings. read more >

An affiliate of Cleveland’s Boyd Watterson Asset Management bought the seven-story Mann Building at 322 Main St. in downtown Little Rock. read more >

Office land, a retail project, a steel project and an office-warehouse in Little Rock join forces with a North Little Rock store to form this week’s grouping of million-dollar real estate transactions. read more >

The five contiguous buildings that make up Commercial Office Park in North Little Rock and offer 40,000 SF of general office space have sold for $1.88 million. read more >

Arvest Bank recently sold 36 lots in the Kanis Village subdivision of Little Rock for $170,000. read more >

The Chi Hotel Group of Little Rock has listed for sale the Boyle Building at the intersection of Capitol Avenue and Main Street in downtown Little Rock. read more >

The total vacancy rate for industrial space in the central Arkansas real estate market fell to 9.6 percent in third-quarter 2017, compared with 10.6 percent in third-quarter 2016. read more >

Coldwell Banker Commercial Hathaway Group of Little Rock recently announced several key promotions. read more >

The occupancy rate in the Pulaski County industrial market continues to hover around 90 percent. During the first quarter this year, occupancy stood at 89.3 percent among 45.4 million SF tracked by Central Arkansas Commercial Data Exchange. read more >

The vacancy rate for industrial space in central Arkansas fell slightly in the second quarter compared with the year-ago quarter, to 11.7 percent compared with 11.9 percent in second-quarter 2014. read more >

Market conditions are reaching the tipping point to launch construction and add fresh product to the warehouse inventory in the Little Rock area. read more >

The vacancy rate for industrial properties in central Arkansas fell in the third quarter, dropping to 11 percent compared with 11.1 percent in second-quarter 2013 and 11.8 percent in third-quarter 2012. read more >

The vacancy rate for industrial real estate in the central Arkansas market moved up in the first quarter of 2013 compared with fourth-quarter 2012, to 11.8 percent from 11.3 percent. The first-quarter 2013 rate, however, remains below the 12.4 percent reported in first-quarter 2012. read more >

Occupancy for industrial space in the Pulaski County market this spring improved slightly to 84.3 percent, according to CACDE, compared to 83.7 percent a year ago. The group’s survey encompassed 870 properties with more than 45.2 million SF. read more >