My focus is Central Arkansas—essentially everything from Harrison in the north down to Texarkana in the south, excluding the Northwest Arkansas corridor (Fort Smith to Bentonville/Fayetteville).

Primary Markets:

Little Rock metro (Pulaski, Faulkner, Saline, Lonoke counties), North Little Rock, Conway, Jacksonville, Cabot, Sherwood, Maumelle, Benton, Bryant

Secondary & Emerging Markets:

Hot Springs, Pine Bluff, Jonesboro, Paragould, Searcy, Batesville, Mountain Home, Harrison, El Dorado, Magnolia, Camden, Arkadelphia, Texarkana, West Memphis, Forrest City, Helena-West Helena, Stuttgart, Crossett, Monticello

Key Corridors:

I-40 corridor (West Memphis to Little Rock), I-30 corridor (Little Rock to Texarkana), Highway 67 corridor (Little Rock to Walnut Ridge), Highway 65 corridor (Conway to Harrison), Highway 71 corridor (southwestern Arkansas)

I provide intelligence on these markets because this is where I'm actively working deals and building relationships—not trying to cover the entire state from one office. You won't get Northwest Arkansas analysis that doesn't apply to your market. You'll get insights relevant to the Central Arkansas investor, business owner, or operator.

Northwest Arkansas (Bentonville, Fayetteville, Rogers, Springdale) operates as a completely different market—driven by Walmart, Tyson Foods, J.B. Hunt, and massive corporate migration that creates unique dynamics, pricing, and opportunities disconnected from the rest of the state. Trying to be an expert on both markets would dilute the value I provide.

NWA has dozens of brokers, billions in institutional capital, and sophisticated market dynamics requiring full-time focus. Meanwhile, Central & Southern Arkansas—from the Ozark foothills to the Delta to the Louisiana border—represents the vast majority of the state's geography and deserves dedicated expertise.

My clients benefit because I understand: tourism-driven Hot Springs retail, agricultural economy impacts in the Delta, timber industry dynamics in South Arkansas, military influence from Little Rock Air Force Base, higher education impacts (UCA, ASU, Henderson, UAM, Southern Arkansas University), regional medical center dynamics in Jonesboro and Pine Bluff, and border market opportunities in Texarkana and West Memphis.

If your property or business is in Northwest Arkansas, you need someone who specializes there. If you're anywhere else in Arkansas, you need someone who actually understands YOUR market—that's what I provide.My focus is Central & Southern Arkansas—essentially everything from Harrison in the north down to Texarkana in the south, excluding the Northwest Arkansas corridor (Fort Smith to Bentonville/Fayetteville).

Primary Markets:

Little Rock metro (Pulaski, Faulkner, Saline, Lonoke counties), North Little Rock, Conway, Jacksonville, Cabot, Sherwood, Maumelle, Benton, Bryant

Secondary & Emerging Markets:

Hot Springs, Pine Bluff, Jonesboro, Paragould, Searcy, Batesville, Mountain Home, Harrison, El Dorado, Magnolia, Camden, Arkadelphia, Texarkana, West Memphis, Forrest City, Helena-West Helena, Stuttgart, Crossett, Monticello

Key Corridors:

I-40 corridor (West Memphis to Little Rock), I-30 corridor (Little Rock to Texarkana), Highway 67 corridor (Little Rock to Walnut Ridge), Highway 65 corridor (Conway to Harrison), Highway 71 corridor (southwestern Arkansas)

I provide intelligence on these markets because this is where I'm actively working deals and building relationships—not trying to cover the entire state from one office. You won't get Northwest Arkansas analysis that doesn't apply to your market. You'll get insights relevant to the Central & Southern Arkansas investor, business owner, or operator.

I actively monitor opportunities across multiple Central Arkansas regions:

Greater Little Rock Metro (Primary Focus):

Little Rock: Financial Centre Parkway, Chenal Parkway, Cantrell Road, Downtown/River Market, Bowman Road, Shackleford, University Avenue, Southwest industrial

North Little Rock: Argenta District, McCain Boulevard, Pike Avenue, Camp Robinson industrial

Conway: Dave Ward Drive, Harkrider/Salem, Oak Street downtown, Highway 65 North

Suburbs: Jacksonville (John Harden Drive), Sherwood (Kiehl Avenue), Maumelle, Cabot (Main Street), Benton, Bryant (Reynolds Road)

Northeast Arkansas:

Jonesboro: regional hub serving 5-county area, strong retail/medical/multifamily

Paragould: Highway 412 corridor development

Batesville: Lyon College influence, manufacturing base

Newport, Walnut Ridge, Pocahontas: Highway 67 corridor opportunities

North Central Arkansas:

Mountain Home: retirement demographics, Bull Shoals Lake tourism

Harrison: regional retail hub, Boone County growth

Searcy: Harding University influence, manufacturing

Heber Springs: Greers Ferry Lake tourism-driven retail

East Arkansas (Delta Region):

West Memphis: I-40/I-55 distribution hub, Memphis proximity

Forrest City: manufacturing, distribution logistics

Helena-West Helena: Delta Gateway, Mississippi River access

Stuttgart: agricultural economy, rice industry headquarters

South Arkansas:

Hot Springs: tourism-driven retail, Lake Hamilton, Oaklawn Racing Casino Resort

Pine Bluff: industrial, Port of Pine Bluff, Jefferson County opportunities

El Dorado: oil/timber industries, Murphy USA headquarters

Camden: Lockheed Martin defense contractor presence

Magnolia: Southern Arkansas University

Southwest Arkansas:

Texarkana: border market dynamics, four-state region hub

Arkadelphia: dual university influence (Henderson State, Ouachita Baptist)

Magnolia, Hope, Nashville: Highway 71 corridor

Southeast Arkansas:

Monticello: University of Arkansas Monticello

Crossett: timber/paper industry

Hamburg, Dumas, McGehee: agricultural economy markets

Each region has distinct economic drivers, demographics, and opportunity types. My newsletter breaks down what actually matters in the specific market relevant to your opportunity—not generic statewide data.