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3D printed concrete housing coming to Rogers - Vimarsana News

3D printed concrete housing coming to Rogers

The city of Rogers approved to sell city owned land to the Northwest Arkansas Council's subgroup “Groundwork” to develop and produce a 3D printed home.

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Partnership, tax credits bringing 200 housing units to Bentonville with lower-than-market rents | The Arkansas Democrat-Gazette - Vimarsana News

Partnership, tax credits bringing 200 housing units to Bentonville with lower-than-market rents | The Arkansas Democrat-Gazette

About 200 housing units with rents estimated to be between $450 and $800 a month, depending on the size of the unit, will open in Bentonville by late 2025, according to a plan announced Thursday.

Partnership, tax credits bringing 200 housing units to Bentonville with lower-than-market rents - Vimarsana News

Partnership, tax credits bringing 200 housing units to Bentonville with lower-than-market rents

About 200 housing units with rents estimated to be between $450 to $800 a month, depending on the size of the unit, will open in Bentonville by late 2025, according to a plan announced Thursday.

LISTEN: Know the News - What can local governments do to promote housing development in Northwest Arkansas? - Vimarsana News

LISTEN: Know the News - What can local governments do to promote housing development in Northwest Arkansas?

How can cities encourage builders to make more housing developments that won't break homeowners banks.

Rising Rent Prices Mean More Homes for Rent - Vimarsana News

Rising Rent Prices Mean More Homes for Rent

The surge in housing prices in northwest Arkansas is attracting investors buying houses to turn them into rental properties. That has meant a drop in the percentage of owner-occupied houses, a decline taking place for at least a decade.