Tag: real estate

New Mercy Digs Top Sustainable Search

An independent panel of green ribbon judges determined that Mercy Health Systems of Rogers is the “Greenest Office” in Northwest Arkansas.

Greenest Company Occupying Space as a Tenant: Key Architecture Inc., Fayetteville

The nine-person staff at Key Architecture Inc. operates out of an office building that was constructed during a time when green was merely a color.

Flintco Finishing Duncan Avenue Student Housing

Flintco Inc. is completing construction on the new Duncan Avenue Apartment complex, valued at $13 million.

OCC Agreement Reveals MNB Struggles

Metropolitan National Bank has a Northwest Arkansas problem, and it isn’t just Tom Terminella’s lawsuit.

Accounting Firm to Relocate

Moore Stephens Frost will lease 9,100 SF on the third floor of the Lindsey & Associates building on Joyce Avenue in Fayetteville.

Captroppa Puts Business up for Sale

Fayetteville club owner Tony Captroppa is getting out of the gentlemen’s club business.

Crye-Leike Forms Title Company

Crye-Leike and Lindsey Co. have competing title companies with nearly identical names.

Highlands Oncology Group Buys NARTI Building in Merger (Real Deals)

The doctors of the Highlands Oncology Group purchased two of Northwest Arkansas Radiation Therapy Institute’s facilities through their Quark LLC on June 13 for $7.8 million.

Increase Your Marketing Budget in Recession (Martin Thoma Commentary)

History shows that a recession is not a storm from which to hide but a crucible in which to grab market share and position for a much more profitable future.

Hello, HP (Editorial)

If Arkansas doesn’t provide economic incentives, other states will, and it may be time to reconsider Amendment 82’s $500 million qualifying limit.

Economic Theory Translates To ‘Real World’ in Arkansas (Market Forecast by Jeff Collins)

Understanding economics can help you in the ‘real world.’

Successful Leadership Found In Three Pertinent Priorities (Human Factor by Ron Maines)

Patrick Townsend and Joan Gebhardt observed three common priorities that form the basis for leadership.

Small Business Owners Squeeze in Time for Vacation

Forty-one percent of small business owners will not be among those fighting the vacation crowds, according to a recent survey conducted by American Express.

Skill Diversification Boosts Job Security

As if Americans haven’t already been rattled by rising food and fuel prices, escalating inflation and declining home values, an increase in unemployment has begun to displace many and stress others.

Diversification Generates New Revenue Source

Employees aren’t the only ones who can profit from diversifying their talents; business owners can use the concept of diversification to add new means of income.

Fayetteville Approves Hill Place Student Housing Development (Real Deals)

The Fayetteville City Council approved the Hill Place multi-family development at Sixth Street and Hill Place during their regular meeting June 3.

‘Lost Generation’ Finding its Way (Commentary by Jeffrey Wood)

Combine seasonal wanderlust with a pressured economic market and everyday distractions can bleed into detachment.

Fed Inflation Numbers Out of Sync with Reality (Market Forecast by Kerry Watkins-Bradley)

The government keeps telling us inflation as measured by the consumer price index has averaged about 3.5 percent over the past four quarters.

According to documents filed with the Benton County Circuit Clerk, former ANB Bancshares Inc. chairman and CEO Dan Dykema and his wife Lisa signed a $2 million mortgage for their Honey Creek Land and Cattle LLC on April 15.

Ex-Dixie Officer Declares Bankruptcy

Former Dixie Development chief financial officer, Marla Webb, has filed for bankruptcy.

Fort Smith officials to review data center development rules

‘Sturdy’ consignment store opens in Bentonville

Arkansas River commercial tonnage up almost 20% in June

30th annual Forty Under 40 event to feature 3 speakers