Anchor's Away from Northwest Arkansas Mall
Anchor planned to use 55,000 SF of the 137,000-SF former Sears site at the mall, but the COVID-19 pandemic squashed those grand plans. read more >
Anchor planned to use 55,000 SF of the 137,000-SF former Sears site at the mall, but the COVID-19 pandemic squashed those grand plans. read more >
Two high-profile mixed-use developments are making their way onto the commercial scenes in central and northwest Arkansas. read more >
A Jonesboro real estate broker is among those who sees a potential for malls transforming after the pandemic, with a silver lining possibly being local stores taking over chain space. read more >
Even before the coronavirus upended the world, malls were struggling to attract customers. Now the situation is worse. read more >
A new all-Arkansas ownership and management team has a 21st-century vision for one of Little Rock’s history-making medical buildings, the 1962-vintage Doctors Building in midtown. read more >
A Virginia investment firm bought the Brookstone Assisted Living Facility in Fayetteville for $18 million. read more >
After its journey through bankruptcy, Sears is getting ready to open its first batch of smaller stores that won't carry clothing but will focus on appliances, mattresses and home services. read more >
The International Council of Shopping Centers forecasts a busy holiday season, with 84 percent of U.S. shoppers visiting a mall or shopping center during the holidays, according to its Oct. 4 news release. read more >
The owners of Springdale property that was the site of a Kmart on Sunset Avenue filed suit against Sears Holdings Corp. in Washington County Circuit Court in late September. read more >
My father was a keen observer of human nature and a gifted storyteller, and he’s been on my mind more than usual as the 13th anniversary of his death approaches. Recent news items as disparate as the bankruptcy of Sears Holdings, rising interest rates and Elizabeth Warren’s DNA have all made me teary. read more >
Sears filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection Monday, buckling under its massive debt load and staggering losses. read more >
When big-box tenants look for space, there's ample competition for the same handful of properties, due to increasing costs of construction and property. read more >
Dallas developers have provided a peek at their redevelopment plans for one of Little Rock’s most prominent commercial corners. read more >
A curious shift (one of many) has taken place in American politics in the past couple of years. Corporate America has begun taking the lead on political issues. read more >
Two Arkansas malls are challenging their 2017 property assessments, saying they are millions of dollars too high, a move that could become a trend as market values fall for malls and department stores struggling to attract shoppers. read more >
Discount retailer Bargain Hunt will occupy 27,490 SF at the Highland Square Shopping Center in Jonesboro beginning in the spring. The space formerly housed Kmart, which closed at the end of last year. read more >
The five-building, 30-acre development at the northwest corner of Interstate 630 and University Avenue in Little Rock was sold to Little Rock Midtown Ltd., an affiliate of Provident Realty Advisors Inc. of Dallas. read more >
After controlling the Craftsman name for 90 years, troubled department store operator Sears said it will sell the famous tool brand to Stanley Black & Decker Inc. read more >
Fayetteville’s Sears is safe, despite rumors that the retailer is closing underperforming stores. read more >
Sears, a fixture at the corner of University Avenue and Interstate 630 since 1969, may not see its lease renewed in 2017. read more >
