From the earliest planning stages, Ryan Hale, founder of Laneshift, has advised the SREG development team on how to make the property more bike friendly and to expand existing bike infrastructure in the city. Connection Quarterly sat down with Ryan...
We're pleased to announce plans to redevelop the property currently occupied by Farmers Cooperative near the intersection of Martin Luther King, Jr. Boulevard and South School Avenue in Fayetteville following the Co-op’s decision to relocate....
You’ve seen them zip by in a blur of steel and spandex. Calf muscles like boulders and bikes that cost more than your first car. The cyclists. With so many big events for professional and serious cyclists, sometimes riding a...
We have expanded our senior leadership team with the hire of two seasoned executives. Vice President Lawrence Finn heads Real Estate Development, and Vice President Rebecca Burkes leads Internal Operations....
Sustainability demands a triple bottom line: positive outcomes for society, the environment, and profit — People, Planet, and Prosperity. Like every business, we regularly report financial performance: the following annual report provides a more holistic view of Eco Modern Flats’...
Cultivating inspiring spaces is both an art and a science, and original art is the magic factor that can weave discovery and delight into every corner. In the past few years, we’ve realized the power of art to enliven spaces...
There's a new shop that brings the simple joy of the beach to Fayetteville. Meet KK Hudson, founder of Mamaka Bowls....
Our renovation includes an updated front entry and a fourth floor balcony overlooking the square. Previously vacant basement spaces are now revitalized as a yoga studio and a intimate bourbon bar with a patio and herb garden....
Julia Sampson, a neighbor at Willow Park Apartments, is a cornerstone of sustainability in Northwest Arkansas. She works for Southern Sustainable Agriculture Working Group, where she helps to create innovative solutions for local farmers...
When Stephanie and Kyle Farmer moved back to Fayetteville last summer, they knew they wanted to live at Wilson Park Apartments. “The community garden was the selling point for us,” Stephanie says. “It honestly felt kind of magical to find...
