Whole Foods Market
Whole Foods Anchors $112M Pinnacle Springs in Rogers
The site will include the 37,000-SF Whole Foods and an additional 43,500 SF of retail space at the northwest corner of New Hope Road and Promenade Boulevard. read more >
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McFarland Eyes Whole Foods; Apartments Make Way at Gateway
The former 22,500-SF home of Whole Foods in The Village at Pleasant Valley at 10700 Rodney Parham Road is undergoing clinical redevelopment. read more >
Corporations Become Unlikely Financiers of Racial Equity
In the months since the police killing of George Floyd sparked a racial reckoning in the United States, American corporations have emerged as an unexpected leading source of funding for social justice. read more >
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Walmart Challenges Amazon with Grocery Delivery
Shortly after Walmart opened its first Supercenters with food markets in 1988, top executives began to see groceries as the retail titan’s future bread and butter.
Now Walmart is America’s biggest grocery seller, and food is becoming ammunition in the Bentonville company’s online duel with Amazon. read more >
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Walmart’s Online Same-Day Grocery Ready for Prime-Time
Walmart is expanding its same-day online grocery delivery service to more than 40 percent of U.S. households, or 100 metro areas, by year-end as it tries to keep pace with online leader Amazon.com. read more >
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Lawsuit Against Fayetteville’s Spa810 Picks Up Steam
A California real estate investor has filed suit in Washington County to collect back rent and evict a tenant in the Whole Foods shopping center at 3379 N. College Ave. in north Fayetteville. read more >
The Amazon Effect (Gwen Moritz Editor’s Note)
While Amazon is not a money-losing experiment, it certainly is an experiment, one that I don't think most people — even those of us who are trying — have fully grasped. read more >
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With Whole Foods, Amazon on Collision Course with Wal-Mart
With its $14 billion purchase of grocery chain Whole Foods Market Inc., Amazon announced its intention to take on Wal-Mart in the brick-and-mortar world. read more >
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College Marketplace in Fayetteville Sells For $23M
A California real estate investor paid more than $23 million for College Marketplace in Fayetteville, the five-acre shopping center that is anchored by Whole Foods Market at 3425 N. College Ave. read more >
by Marty Cook -
After Oh Baby Sale, It’s Back to Basics for Fran Free
Fran Free is enjoying life after selling her Oh Baby Foods brand to Blackhive Corp. of Fayetteville for an undisclosed amount this past winter. read more >
by Marty Cook -
Rise in Retail Rents Fueling Construction, Land Sales in Northwest Arkansas
Experts say the market is so good that the problem is finding space to put people in. That demand has raised lease rates, which in turn has made it easier to convince property owners and developers to build. read more >
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Whole Foods Market Looking To Tap Fayetteville Shoppers
The Whole Foods Market set to open in Fayetteville on March 2 will include a beer and wine bar and a 1,500-SF, 16-tap taproom offering local brews from Core Brewing, based in Springdale, and Fossil Cove Brewing, based in Fayetteville. read more >
Whole Foods Giving Market Heap Of Help
Whole Foods broke ground in August for its new location at the College Marketplace at 3525 N. College Ave., which is just south of the Northwest Arkansas Mall and new flyover bridge connector to the Fulbright Expressway. read more >
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Zoës Kitchen, Chipotle Step Up to Plate of College Marketplace
Two eateries are in the pipeline to set up shop at College Marketplace in Fayetteville: Zoes Kitchen Inc. of Plano, Texas, and Chipotle Mexican Grill. read more >
Co-op Ozark Natural Foods Preps for Whole Foods Competition in Fayetteville
When Whole Foods announced its plans in the spring to locate a store in Fayetteville, it elicited cheers from fans of the high-end grocery store and concern from supporters of Fayetteville’s own organic Ozark Natural Foods, the state’s only grocery co-operative. read more >
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Whole Foods Making Move to Bowman, Looks for Room To Grow
Whole Foods Market Inc. is getting a new Little Rock home next year. The high-end grocery store at 10700 N. Rodney Parham Road is expected to move into the former 39,200-SF Linens N Things store at 501 S. Bowman Road. read more >