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America’s Best High Schools

Anthony Clark — Wed, 16 Jun 2010 20:09:45 +0000

Newsweek recently published it’s 2010 list of America’s Best High Schools. Our local schools fared well on the list, giving us yet another reason northwest Arkansas is one of the most desirable destinations to live, work, and play! The list represents only 1,600 (or 6%) of our nation’s best public schools based on performance in advanced-placement (AP) courses and tests. The article includes some interactive features and a profile for each school. Below are the rankings for the six area schools that made the list. The rankings put Har-Ber and Fayetteville in the top 2% nationally. Congratulations to the faculty & staff that make our schools such valuable institutions.

#411 Har-Ber High School (Springdale)
#448 Fayetteville High School
#589 Bentoville High School
#1148 Rogers High School
#1430 Springdale High School
#1574 Pea Ridge High School

For more northwest Arkansas ”best of” lists please visit my Making the List blog post.

UARK Bowl Condominiums

Anthony Clark — Fri, 11 Jun 2010 22:18:48 +0000

UARK Bowl Condos
644 W. Dickson St., Fayetteville, AR 72701

Year Built: 1949, renovated in 2001
Units: Mixed-use, 14 residential
Square Footage: 1,252-2,000
Walkscore
For current availability contact Anthony Clark at 479-935-6080.

Located on Dickson Street and just steps from the University of Arkansas campus, this is premier living! Originally a bowling alley, the UARK Bowl was brought back to life in 2001 when the building was renovated for mixed-use. The homes offer contemporary finishes, secured entries, outdoor living spaces, and views including Dickson Street. Residents have designated parking.

Homes located in this development may be represented by any number of fine area real estate agents. Please contact your favorite Realtor for more information on available properties. Information is collected from a number or sources, deemed reliable, but not guaranteed.

Campbell Avenue Condos

Anthony Clark — Mon, 24 May 2010 15:47:42 +0000

Campbell Avenue Condos
340 N. Campbell Ave., Fayetteville, AR 72701

Year Built: 1995
Units: 13 residential
Square Footage: 555-1,114
Walkscore
For current availability contact Anthony Clark at 479-935-6080.

Located just steps off Dickson Street, the Campbell Avenue Condos are right in the middle of it all! The complex was built in 1995 setting the tone for condo development in central Fayetteville. Offering smart floorplans, a full brick exterior and designated parking spaces the Campbell Avenue Condos provide the best in urban living.

The Monterey

Anthony Clark — Fri, 21 May 2010 22:30:22 +0000

The Monterey
615 W. Lafayette St., Fayetteville, AR 72701

Year Built: 2009 (Renovation)
Units: 8 residential
Square Footage: 668-1,098
Walkscore
For current availability contact Anthony Clark at 479-935-6080.

The Monterey is located just a half block from the University of Arkansas arboretum (Old Main Lawn). The building was originally constructed in 1926 and has housed a green tea room, a dance hall, efficiency apartments, and more. Now the structure has been brought into the future by fulfilling its potential as eight luxury condos.

The stucco, Art Deco inspired building is walking distance to the University of Arkansas, Dickson Street, Wilson Park, and more. The Monterey condos feature high-end finishes including hardwood floors, quartz countertops and decorative tile. The building features designated parking, individual climate-controled storage for each unit, and a common area with laundry facilities and a kitchenette with room to create a gaming area or gym for property owners’ use.

The Heritage Building

Anthony Clark — Mon, 10 May 2010 21:40:28 +0000

The Heritage Building
201 N. East Ave., Fayetteville, AR 72701

Year Built: 2004 (Renovation)
Units: 5 residential
Square Footage: 2,300-3,290
Walkscore
For current availability contact Anthony Clark at 479-935-6080.

The Heritage Building is an exclusive condominium community converted from an old Savings & Loan in 2004. The building offers gated, covered parking and a full fitness center for homeowners. Walking distance from both the Fayetteville square and Dickson Street, “location, location, location” is an understatement.

Making the List

Anthony Clark — Thu, 04 Mar 2010 19:48:16 +0000

I think northwest Arkansas is a great place to live, learn, work and play. And apparently it’s no secret… Here’s a brief list of articles featuring Fayetteville and other northwest Arkansas cities as “best” places to live.

8 Terrific Towns for History Lovers – Fayetteville – Where To Retire Magazine
10 Coolest Small Towns in America #4 of 10 – Eureka Springs – BudgetTravel
10 U.S. Cities With the Cheapest Cost of Living #8 – Fayetteville – Kiplinger’s
20 Best Small Towns in America #14 of 20 – Siloam Springs – Smithsonian Magazine
America’s Best High Schools (Multiple Rankings) – Newsweek
American’s Favorite Farmers’ Market #5 of 20 – Fayetteville Farmers’ Market
Best American Colleges #132 – University of Arkansas – U.S. News & World Report
Best Cities to Live, Work, and Play #7 of 10 – Fayetteville – Kiplinger’s
Best Healthy Places to Retire – Bella Vista – US News and World Report
Best Places For Business And Careers #15 of 200 – Fayetteville – Forbes
Best Places to Launch #13 of 50 – Fayetteville – CNNMoney
Best Places to Live #10 of 100 – Rogers – CNNMoney
Best Places to Live and Launch #82 of 100 – Fayetteville – CNNMoney
Best Places to Raise Kids – Centerton – Businessweek
Best Places to Retire #15 – Fayetteville – CNNMoney
Best Places to Retire Eureka Springs – Wall Street Journal
Best Value Colleges for 2010 University of Arkansas – USA Today
Community Certified Wildlife Habitat 1st in Arkansas – City of Fayetteville
Hottest Travel Destinations of 2012 Bentonville – Trave+Leisure
Library of the Year 2005 Fayetteville Public Library – LibraryJournal.com
Top 10 Cities for Affordable Vacations – Rogers – Livability.com
Top 25 Small Cities Eureka Springs – AmericanStyle Magazine
Top College Sports Towns #6 of 10 – Fayetteville – Forbes
Top Small College Towns for Investment #5 of 10 – Fayetteville – NuWire Investor
Top Value Towns for Retirees #3 of 10 – Fayetteville – MarketWatch

For more information about our communities, schools, industries, events, or other incredible opportunities here in northwest Arkansas contact me anytime.

The Lofts at the Metro District

Anthony Clark — Tue, 08 Dec 2009 16:27:50 +0000

The Lofts at the Metro District
600 W. Meadow Street, Fayetteville, AR 72701

Year Built: 2007
Units: Mixed-use, 29 residential
Square Footage: 1,088-1,528
Walkscore
For current availability contact Anthony Clark at 479-935-6080.

The Lofts at the Metro District is located in just off Dickson Street in central Fayetteville. The project is adjacent to the Metro Building, a mixed-use development that is home to popular destinations such as the Wine Cellar, Flying Burrito, and Speakeasy. It is also walking distance to the Fayetteville Public Library, the Walton Arts Center, and the University of Arkansas campus. The condos feature brick and cast stone exteriors with wrought iron accents and a central courtyard for residents.

Lakewood Luxury Garden Homes

Anthony Clark — Thu, 16 Apr 2009 23:32:47 +0000

Lakewood Luxury Garden Homes
Location: Off Zion Road just west of Crossover
Availability: Lots, Resales, Spec Homes, Custom New Construction
For current availability contact Anthony Clark at 479-935-6080.

Lakewood is located in east Fayetteville near Lake Fayetteville and the Fayetteville Athletic Club. With multiple floorplans, elevations, and amenity packages it’s easy to customize your dream home at Lakewood. The neighborhood offers carefree living because the POA provides lawncare for every home. Lakewood has tree-lined streets, rear-entry garages, period mailboxes, and beautiful landscaping.

Built 2008/2009
From the $190s

Sycamore Lofts

Anthony Clark — Sun, 12 Apr 2009 05:17:12 +0000

Sycamore Lofts
465 S. Locust St., Fayetteville, AR 72701

Year Built: 2008
Units: 6 residential
Square Footage: 1,050-1,150
Walkscore
For current availability contact Anthony Clark at 479-935-6080.

Sycamore Lofts is located in south Fayetteville in an area that is quickly becoming the hub of Northwest Arkansas’ art community. The project is walking distance from the Mill District and the nationally renowned Fayetteville Public Library. Designed by the late architect Sharon Hoover, Sycamore Lofts offers contemporary design with modern amenities like cork flooring. This project finally offers affordable condos for those who want the same “wow” factor can be found on Dickson Street and the Fayetteville downtown square without paying premium pricing.

Happy 35th, Fayetteville Farmers’ Market

Anthony Clark — Sat, 04 Apr 2009 14:53:49 +0000

Today marked the first day of the 35th year of the Fayetteville Farmers’ Market! The sidewalks of the downtown square were lined with farmers, artists, musicians, and other vendors displaying their unique wares. The crowd turned out on this sunny – though windy – Saturday morning to show their support. The farmers’ market is one of my favorite activities, and I’m so glad it’s back!

Tuesdays & Thursdays through October 29th, from 7am-1pm, Fayetteville Downtown Square
Thursday Evenings through October 29th, from 4-7pm, the Mill District
Saturdays through November 21st, from 7am-1pm, Fayetteville Downtown Square