Tag: real estate

JBU Science Building Targets 2003 Opening

John Brown University of Siloam Springs is targeting January 2003 for occupancy of its $8.5 million William H. Bell Science Hall.

CEO Resigns at Nabholz, Will Remain on Its Board

Dan Nabholz resigns as CEO of Nabholz Construction Co. of Conway, and the board of directors names Bill Hannah as his replacement.

Van Buren Firm to Build River Dock Project

Five Rivers Distribution of Van Buren will be building a $3.1 million terminal on the Arkansas River that will be the first of its kind in the state.

Company Appeals Un-real Estate Fines

ERA Stewarts Realty Inc. of Hot Springs Village has appealed in Pulaski County Circuit Court more than $400,000 in fines imposed by the Arkansas Real Estate Commission.

Lindsey Dominates Residential Market

The amazing Meza Harris and Lindsey & Associates continue to dominate Northwest Arkansas? real estate market.

Lindsey Dominates Residential Market

The amazing Meza Harris and Lindsey & Associates continue to dominate Northwest Arkansas? real estate market.

LaBounty-ful Business

Jerry LaBounty?s LaBounty Construction Co. is considered among the best of the best builders in Benton County.

Residents Pay Top Prices to Preserve Old Castles

Some newcomers to Northwest Arkansas want the charm and character of an old house, and they often pay heavily for the sentimental value.

Woodcliff Broke Ground in Springdale Market

Woodcliff subdivision was Springdale?s first upscale subdivision, and over the years it has maintained its secluded atmosphere while being conveniently located close to the heart of the city?s business district.

Little Debbie to Undergo Very Large Expansion

McKee Foods Corp. expansion tops list of recent real estate deals in Northwest Arkansas.

Aladdin Realtor’s Site Earns 4.5 Mice

Aladdin Realtors? Web site packs a wallop and receives a 4.5-mouse rating.

New Castle for Real Estate Giant

Lindsey & Associates Inc. of Fayetteville, the largest real estate firm in Northwest Arkansas, will soon take its plans for a six-story, 66,000-SF office building to the Fayetteville Planning Commission.