Ted Belden

Ted Belden, through his revocable trust, spent $1.48 million for the Joe Marsh Clark Home on Mount Sequoyah in Fayetteville. read more >

Fayetteville voters approved a $226 million bond proposal, of which $31.7 million was designated for the development of the Cultural Arts Corridor along West Avenue in downtown Fayetteville. read more >

Fayetteville real estate developer and investor Ted Belden loves old buildings, and he is proving it yet again. read more >

The Razorback Foundation sold 232 acres in south Fayetteville for $6 million to Ashton McCombs, president of the water treatment company Phigenics. read more >

Jimmy Moses believes condos will always be “a little bit different product,” but are now an important anchor in a vibrant downtown offering more dining, shopping and entertainment options. read more >

The more beds that go into Fayetteville, the more beds Fayetteville seems to need, and that means even older multifamily properties are still in demand. read more >

A Detroit investor paid $4.56 million for the CVS Pharmacy at 2001 S. Thompson St. in Springdale. read more >

An investment group paid $3.2 million for 13 condominiums in the Legacy Building at 401 W. Watson St. in Fayetteville. read more >

Builder Mark Zweig of Fayetteville paid $2.25 million for the 20,000-SF University Village shopping center on West 15th Street in Fayetteville. read more >

University of Arkansas view a $30 million full-service hotel and conference center as a way to expand the school's executive education programs, especially in business. read more >