Anthony Clark

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

Year Built: 2004 (Renovation)
Units: 6 residential
Square Footage: 2,300-3,290

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Clear Creek Patiohomes

Location: Just west of I-540 on Greathouse Springs Road (Johnson exit)
Availability: Lots, Resales
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Clear Creek Patiohomes offers gated access, several cul-de-sacs, and fantastic views overlooking Blessings Golf Club. Just off I-540, the subdivision is a short commute to many of the area's largest employers, the University of Arkansas, and great shopping like Northwest Arkansas Mall and the Pinnacle Hills Promenade. A cart path winds through the small neighborhood whose grounds are meticulously kept.

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

Year Built: 2008
Units: 6 residential
Square Footage: 1,050-1,150
Walkscore: 74

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.

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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

Without a doubt Northwest Arkansas is one of the best places to live. Need something other than my word on it? Recently Forbes published its "Top College Sports Towns" list. But Forbes makes it clear that its list isn't just about sports; it's about the quality of life in those towns. Fayetteville, Arkansas, home of the University of Arkansas, is #6 on the list of ten.

Read the entire Forbes article or see a longer collection of "best of'" lists on my blog.