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Summers, AR · Real Estate
fayettevilleflyer.com
Turk to seek 3rd council term representing west Fayetteville
FAYETTEVILLE — A sitting City Council member says she wants to help further the city’s environmental efforts, improve quality of life and bolster infrastructure and affordable housing in a third term. Teresa Turk, 64, said she intends to run for re-election representing Ward 4. Turk first was elected...
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Real Deals: Bentonville medical office sells for $8.33 million
A 14,938-square-foot medical office building off Southeast Walton Boulevard in Bentonville recently changed hands for $8.33 million. The purchase price equals $557 per square foot. An affiliate of Nashville, Tenn.-based Montecito Medical Real Estate bought the building on 1.55 acres at 3700 S.E. Dodson Road. The seller was an affiliate...
rogerslowell.com
Northwest Arkansas Real Estate Appreciation Nights
3939 S. Grand Ave. D102 - Rogers, Arkansas - 479-553-7034. Every day, real estate professionals across NWA help propel the growth and development of our communities. Your agents do far more than facilitate transactions, they help people navigate one of life's most important decisions. As a small token of our...
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UA receives $350,000, names property manager
The University of Arkansas recently received $350,000 in gifts and selected a property manager for some of its campus-adjacent assets. Nick and alumna Carolyn Cole have pledged an additional $250,000 to support Path Scholars in the Fulbright College of Arts and Sciences. The couple’s gift builds on a long-time commitment to the UA and to expanding access through the Honors College Path Program. The couple gave $250,000 in 2014 to establish the Nick and Carolyn Cole Honors College Path Endowed Scholarship.
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Urbanists make financial case for walkability
From May 12-16, the Congress for the New Urbanism (CNU) held its 34th annual gathering in Northwest Arkansas (NWA), drawing roughly 1,400 architects, planners, developers, and officials from across the country and locally. It was the first time the Congress had ever come to Arkansas, and the first time it...
armoneyandpolitics.com
Markets’ ‘Usual Suspects’ Flexing Muscles
Real estate markets ebb and flow in reaction to world events, and the anxious countenance that seems to envelope virtually everything and everyone these days might suggest a volatile housing market. But inside Arkansas’ primary residential real-estate markets, the chaos embodied by the supply-chain issues that followed the COVID-19 pandemic...
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Real Deals: Highfill pasture sells for $6.58 million
More than 94 acres of pasture and timber on Arkansas Highway 12 in Highfill recently changed hands for $6.58 million. The purchase price equals $69,844 per acre. Holiday Island Retirement 2 LLC, a Missouri entity whose registered agent is Springfield, Mo., attorney Randell Wallace, bought the 94.25-acre property west of the Carroll Electric Cooperative Corp. substation. Wallace is a partner at Kutak Rock and handles mergers and acquisitions.
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Hackberry Lane Adds 400 Beds in Florida, Arkansas University Markets
Hackberry Lane, a vertically integrated student housing investment and operating company, announced the closing of six separate transactions across Gainesville, FL (University of Florida) and Fayetteville, AR (University of Arkansas). Sellers and pricing were not disclosed. Collectively representing approximately 400 student housing beds across townhome, cottage and boutique apartment product...
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Siloam Springs proposes housing incentives for developers, curbing sprawl
It's no secret that population growth is a big issue in Northwest Arkansas, but for some communities, competing with larger cities to address that growth can be its own headache. Ozarks at Large's Daniel Caruth has more. In 2026, the population of Siloam Springs is projected to hit near 22,000...
mycarrollcountynews.com
Concrete Contractor in Fayetteville, AR Elite Concrete Leveling, Delivers Precision Foam Solutions for Uneven Concrete
Fayetteville, AR - AR Elite Concrete Leveling is transforming the way homeowners and businesses address uneven concrete surfaces by providing Fayetteville concrete leveling services for residential & commercial applications. From sunken driveways and sidewalks to pool decks and interior floors, the company provides a precise and efficient solution that restores both functionality and safety. By combining advanced techniques with a commitment to quality, AR Elite Concrete Leveling ensures that every project is completed to the highest standards, enhancing both the appearance and durability of each property.
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Rogers introduces Pattern Zone Program to streamline homebuilding
ROGERS, Ark. — The City of Rogers announced the launch of its Pattern Zone Program on Monday, a new initiative designed to provide free, pre-approved residential building plans. According to the city, the program offers a portfolio of more than 15 professionally designed plans, ranging from family homes to...
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Then and Now: Robinson’s career defined by banking
Katie Robinson didn’t plan to be a banker. A Fort Smith native, she was pre-med at Oklahoma State University, but after graduating in 1999, she realized she wasn’t ready for more school and didn’t want to work in a lab. So, she managed Powerhouse Seafood & Grill...
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NWA teachers get pay bumps
The new baseline for teacher salaries at NWA's largest school districts is $55,000 — except for Bentonville. State of play: The school board-approved minimum teacher salary at Bentonville Public Schools is $58,582 starting in the fall, up from $56,329 this year and just shy of $10,000 more than teachers started out making only four years ago.