Tag: construction

Van Zandt?s Premonition Proves Sage

Tommy Van Zandt is back in business after 2009 accident.

Demand Outpaced by Supply In Upscale Residential Market

It seems safe to say the upscale residential market is over-supplied.

Skyline Report Indicates Plenty of Space Available

Decline in commercial building permits continues.

Springdale Hobby Lobby Fabric Red, White, In the Black All Over

Fabric sales see year-over-year jump.

Crossland Set to Break Ground on $8M Cancer Center (Real Deals)

Crossland Constructon Co. of Rogers recently purchased a building permit valued at $8.1 million for the construction of the Benton County Cancer Center.

Retail Vendors Boost Benton County Housing Permits

The area’s luxury housing market appears to be slowly but surely getting back on track in a handful of Northwest Arkansas markets – particularly in Benton County’s two largest communities.

Area’s Most Expensive Homes Stay in Holding Pattern

Local Realtors say there are several reasons why Northwest Arkansas homes priced at $2 million or more can easily take a year, or even longer, to find a buyer.

Realtors Optimistic About 2010 Market

Two hundred and twenty-one Northwest Arkansas Realtors had sales volume at $2 million or above. Those agents had total volume of $1.06 billion in 2009.

Ahead of Its Time, Savanna Estates Thrives

In 1993, investors Mark Foster, owner of Mark Foster Construction Co., and Buddy Peoples partnered to develop Savanna Estates in east Fayetteville.

Allen Eyes Green Construction Market with Fayetteville Store

New business hopes to tap emerging market.

Two Northwest Arkansans Set for Hall

Mike Shupe said he’s awestruck by honor.

ADR Homes Starts Seven Houses in West Fayetteville

Jeff Roth, through his ADR Homes by Roth of Bentonville, recently purchased seven building permits valued at a combined $1.13 million.

Residential Market Closer to Balance

Existing home sales and residential building permits were both up in Northwest Arkansas for the fourth quarter of 2009, indicating some balance in the single-family home market.

C. R. Crawford Builds Efficient Company

Fledgling firm made more than $25M in 2009 revenue.

Crawford Compiles Impressive Projects List

Sample of construction company’s work reveals variety.

Flexibility Drives New School Design Trends

Increased state funding for updating public school facilities has helped many architecture and engineering firms weather the recession.

Green Built Co. Taps New Resource

Green Built Construction and Resource Design, an architecture and branding firm, have entered into a joint marketing effort to share business leads and integrate sales efforts.

UA Athletics Delegates Study on Facilities Master Plan

Athletic Director Jeff Long and his staff are working with the UA facilities department and three architecture firms to develop an athletics facilities master plan.

Osage Creek Plans Remain on Track

Bert Piraino, vice president of operations for the Osage Creek Performing Arts Center, said the total cost of the project will be about $22 million, “give or take a million.”

Nano Science Building Tops Commercial List

The Nanoscale Science and Engineering Building being constructed on the University of Arkansas campus is the most expensive project to get under way in Northwest Arkansas during 2009.

Dan Wright re-elected Arkansas Farm Bureau president

Arkansas Tourism Ticker: Tourism tax numbers down through August, job numbers up

Acres.com, ULI NWA establish partnership

Connections: Yellow Rocket Concepts hosts gift card fundraiser