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| − | The '''Arkansas Capital Commerce Center''' is a commercial, office, and luxury loft apartment building in the historic [[River Market District]] of Little Rock. The building is owned by | + | The '''Arkansas Capital Commerce Center''' is a commercial, office, and luxury loft apartment building in the historic [[River Market District]] of Little Rock. The building is owned by [[Moses Tucker Real Estate]], is seven stories tall, and encompasses 86,500 square feet in total. The building has two famous residents: [[Ted Danson]] and [[Mary Steenbergen]]. The center was completed in July 2002. |
Commercial space on the first floor is occupied by [[Arvest Bank]] and the [[Arkansas Capital Corporation]]. Developer [[Jimmy Moses]] said in 2002 that he hoped the center would "encourage other mixed-use developments to occur. Maybe it can be a pattern for how future downtown development takes shape." | Commercial space on the first floor is occupied by [[Arvest Bank]] and the [[Arkansas Capital Corporation]]. Developer [[Jimmy Moses]] said in 2002 that he hoped the center would "encourage other mixed-use developments to occur. Maybe it can be a pattern for how future downtown development takes shape." | ||
Revision as of 00:27, 23 February 2008
The Arkansas Capital Commerce Center is a commercial, office, and luxury loft apartment building in the historic River Market District of Little Rock. The building is owned by Moses Tucker Real Estate, is seven stories tall, and encompasses 86,500 square feet in total. The building has two famous residents: Ted Danson and Mary Steenbergen. The center was completed in July 2002.
Commercial space on the first floor is occupied by Arvest Bank and the Arkansas Capital Corporation. Developer Jimmy Moses said in 2002 that he hoped the center would "encourage other mixed-use developments to occur. Maybe it can be a pattern for how future downtown development takes shape."
References
- Bekah Lowe, "Arvest and Arkansas Capital Corp. Sign On," Arkansas Times, March 14, 2002.
