Tag: construction

Bentonville Estate on 33 Acres Sold For $2.6 Million

The private, gated residence includes a five-bedroom, 12,000-SF home with billiards room, saltwater pool and spa, a 2.5-acre stocked pond and a greenhouse.

Amazeum Charter Membership Drive Met With Positive Response

Almost 200 charter memberships for the interactive childrens museum were purchased within 10 days of going on sale.

Arts District Taking Shape In Downtown Bentonville

Several key projects have been completed and several local business have opened since the city established the district December 2013.

Arkansas Sign & Banner Expanding to New Facility

The Bentonville-based company is relocating to a refurbished, 7,680-SF building less than a quarter mile from its current address.

Wallace, Jama Fowler Pledge $2.93 Million to UA

Longtime University of Arkansas supporters Wallace and Jama Fowler of Jonesboro have donated $2.93 million to be used for the second phase of construction of the chancellors residence on the UA campus in Fayetteville.

Bentonvilles Shamrock Suites Development Sold for $4.2M

The two-building, 40,950-SF office park was built in 2004 and appraised in 2011 for $3.08 million.

Van Buren Builder Begins Senior Living Project in Rogers

Rick Mooney Construction is using a building permit valued at $7.4 million to build the 76-unit assisted living facility.

First National Bank Of NWA Expanding to Bentonville

Construction of the banks fifth location will start early next year at 402 S.W. A St., across the street from the Thrive mixed-use development under construction by ERC Cos.

Residential Housing Market Continues Steady Growth

The 35th edition of Arvest Bank’s Skyline Report for Benton and Washington counties was released Thursday, with continued evidence of steady, incremental growth in the residential real estate market.

Rogers Warehouse on West Stribling Sells for $1.9 Million

New Jersey investment group SummerStone Investments is the new owner of the 58,046-SF commercial building in Magnolia Industrial Park.

End of Trail Construction Brings A New Beginning for Springdale

As construction wraps up on the Razorback Greenway, Springdale continues to see interest from investors eager to participate in the micro-economy the trail, at least in part, is expected to support.

NWA Council Hosts State of the Region Luncheon

More than 300 attended Thursdays event at the Holiday Inn & Convention Center in Springdale.

Maryland Company Pays $7M for Assisted Living Facility

Capital Health Group LLC of Baltimore bought the 3.6-acre Brookstone Assisted Living Residence at 415 E. Longview St. in Fayetteville.

No Place Like Home For Engineer Matt Crafton

After eight years of active duty in the United States Air Force, he returned to his Rogers roots in 1998 to take his place in the family business, engineering and design firm Crafton Tull.

Red Lobster Properties Part of $1.5B Sale-Leaseback Deal

Darden Restaurants Inc. of Orlando, Florida, sold its Fayetteville and Rogers Red Lobster restaurant locations to ARCP RL Portfolio LLC of Phoenix.

East-Harding Opens Office in Springdale

The downtown branch is the first divisional office in the Little Rock-based commercial construction firms 40-year history.

Hunt Ventures Breaks Ground On 10-Story Tower in Rogers

The 225,000-SF building is scheduled to open with its first tenant on Nov. 1, 2015.

California Investors Take Rogers Retail Center For $3.3M

The 17,850-SF retail center on Walnut Street, near a Walmart Supercenter, was built in 2003.

Whole Foods Site Officially Changes Hands For $4M

The 35,000-SF grocery store leased to Whole Foods is part of a planned retail center at 3535 N. College Ave.

Flintco Building Fort Smith Aquatics Center

The construction of the Ben Geren Aquatics Center will cost $9.7 million. City officials hope the facility will be open in time for Memorial Day 2015.

Restoration plans begin with the historic Carnegie Library building

HVAC warehouse was the top Sebastian County property deal in July-October period

2024 building permit values down 45% in the Fort Smith metro

Messer to open $70 million industrial gas plant in Berryville in 2026