Gentry
Gentry, AR · Real Estate
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UFP buys MoistureShield plant in Springdale for $7.4 million
MoistureShield Inc., a wood composite decking company and division of outdoor living products manufacturer Oldcastle APG, was acquired Monday (April 6) by Grand Rapids, Mich.-based UFP Industries Inc. Financial terms of the deal were not disclosed. MoistureShield, formerly AERT, operates a more than 150,000-square-foot plant on about 33 acres at...
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Icebox Development to Reimagine Bentonville’s Historic Icehouse
There is a cool new project underway in Bentonville. The historic Icehouse building at 406 SE 5th Street is being reimagined as “Icebox,” a mixed-use development set to further enhance the growing region. According to Hart & Ashley Group, the developer behind the project, the amenity-rich development will...
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Groundwork expands housing push statewide
A Northwest Arkansas organization dedicated to housing attainability is expanding its reach statewide. Why it matters: Groundwork, the housing arm of the nonprofit Northwest Arkansas Council, is looking to affect laws related to housing at the state level ahead of the 2027 legislative session, executive director Duke McLarty told Axios.
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CCC to host event at The Compton Hotel
The Northwest Arkansas chapter of Contractors, Closers & Connections will host Compton Conversations with Scott Eccleston from 5 to 8 p.m. April 16 at The Compton hotel at 200 E. Central Ave. in Bentonville, according to a news release. Eccleston is the president of campus planning and facility management at...
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NWA primed for next phase of regional growth
Like many Northwest Arkansas natives, I’ve been amazed to watch our region evolve from a quiet landscape of pastures into a thriving metropolitan hub. With our population expected to grow from 600,000 to 1 million by 2050, we want to ensure our future remains vibrant and accessible for everyone.
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Council again turns down resident’s offer to buy property
The frustration in the voice of resident Lyla Allison — and the council members on her side — was evident. Despite another effort by Allison to purchase a series of lots from the city — one even described as primarily a ditch — three members of the Eureka Springs City Council wouldn’t budge in relinquishing the property that hasn’t changed in purpose in more than a century.
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Bankruptcy filed for Rogers apartment complex owners as residents raise concerns
ROGERS, Ark. — Residents at a luxury apartment complex in Rogers say they are raising concerns about management and communication after the property’s ownership filed for bankruptcy, as court records show the company was already facing a multimillion-dollar loan default and foreclosure effort. Federal court records show Lurin...
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Developer brings global experience to Bentonville townhome project
A 15-unit luxury townhome development recently opened at 500 S.W. B St. in Bentonville that draws on the attention to detail and experience of a successful real estate developer in China. The $17.5 million Oak One development includes premium features such as a 1,000-teardrop light chandelier, smart toilets and chevron...
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Vacancy rates drop in Northwest Arkansas as demand stays strong for commercial real estate
SPRINGDALE, Ark. — New data shows Northwest Arkansas’ commercial real estate market remains strong, even as growth begins to level out. A new Arvest Skyline Report shows vacancy rates dropped in the second half of 2025, despite nearly 400,000 square feet of new commercial space entering the market.
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Skyline Report: NWA commercial real estate demand remained strong in second half of 2025
Demand for commercial real estate in Northwest Arkansas remained strong in the back half of 2025, according to a new Skyline Report released Tuesday (March 24). The latest Arvest Skyline Report on commercial real estate in Northwest Arkansas for the second half of 2025 detailed a 6.3% vacancy rate – lower than the first half of the year – despite 400,000 square feet of new commercial space entering the market.
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Stonebridge Golf Club rezoning passes council with narrow vote
FAYETTEVILLE — Land near a golf club on the southeast part of town was rezoned with a narrow vote on Tuesday, enabling development of some homes. The City Council voted 5-3 to rezone about 42 acres at Stonebridge Meadows Golf Club. The club lies east of Dead Horse Mountain Road and south of Goff Farm Road, near the southeastern city limits. The entire property encompasses more than 200 acres.
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Elevate Branson to put First Tiny Homes on Foundations
Elevate Branson will place the first group of Tiny Homes for their new development this week. Elevate Branson Founder/CEO Bryan Stallings talked about the event during a visit to KRZK's "The Upside with Josh the Them" program. Stallings said the first eight homes will be placed on their foundations this Wednesday and Thursday at the Elevate Community site on Gretna Road. Stallings said that the public can observe the settings between 10:00 am and 3:00 pm each day.