Little Rock Condos & Lofts

Located on the banks of the Arkansas River, Little Rock is undergoing a rapid transformation into a contemporary, live work-play-paradise. However, it's still holding on to its history, charm and local culture. It's a transit core for the region, with a confluence of highways that provides direct connections to Dallas-Fort Worth, Memphis, St. Louis, Kansas City, Atlanta, Nashville, and Oklahoma City. Union station offers national train service, and the Bill and Hillary Clinton National Airport gives domestic fliers an option with just a 10-minute transfer to the Quapaw Quarter, the city's historical downtown.

The downtown core of Little Rock lies just south of the Arkansas River and extends down to a neighborhood called East of Broadway. Many of the city's hotels and tourist-focused amenities are on the banks of the river or nearby, with the highest level of development along Markham Street between Broadway and Interstate 30. This stretch of ten blocks or so is a dense, urban playground boasting several museums, parks, event spaces and other attractions. Most of the state's government offices are also within a few blocks of the river.

Little Rock is a city that honors its famous residents. MacArthur Park is one example: A large museum and green-space complex near the southeast corner of the downtown area, dedicated to the eponymous general. The Bill Clinton Presidential Library is also a major attraction, featuring pleasant park grounds and a pedestrian bridge across the river to North Little Rock. Natural history and living tradition are also a major factor in this unique capital's culture. Various gardens, preserves and monuments in the city are decorated with public sculptures made by generations-old folk art techniques. There's even a prominent urban farm right outside the modern downtown.

Overall, people love living in Little Rock because it's a big, cultured city with a down-home, friendly attitude. Get the details on new and upcoming opportunities here by contacting one of our agents today.