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Short-term rentals alter housing market in Arkansas - Vimarsana News

Short-term rentals alter housing market in Arkansas

The travel revolution brought on by short-term rentals has made visiting more accessible than ever, but it could have complications for some of Arkansas's hot spots.

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Housing innovators find a home at UA | The Arkansas Democrat-Gazette - Vimarsana News

Housing innovators find a home at UA | The Arkansas Democrat-Gazette

A tiny house has been erected near Vol Walker Hall on the campus of the University of Arkansas, a prototype of one possible solution to the local and national affordable housing shortage.

Housing innovators find a home at UA | Northwest Arkansas Democrat-Gazette - Vimarsana News

Housing innovators find a home at UA | Northwest Arkansas Democrat-Gazette

A tiny house has been erected near Vol Walker Hall on the campus of the University of Arkansas, a prototype of one possible solution to the local and national affordable housing shortage.

Correction | The Arkansas Democrat-Gazette - Arkansas' Best News Source - Vimarsana News

Correction | The Arkansas Democrat-Gazette - Arkansas' Best News Source

A few projects in development will add about 600 residential units near College Avenue in Fayetteville, but the city hopes to add many more along the corridor. A story in Friday's edition misrepresented the scope of the projects. Also, Jonathan Curth, the city's development services director, did not attend a public input meeting Thursday night on the project. His comments in Friday's story were made at a previous meeting.

Correction | Northwest Arkansas Democrat-Gazette - Vimarsana News

Correction | Northwest Arkansas Democrat-Gazette

A few projects in development will add about 600 residential units near College Avenue in Fayetteville, but the city hopes to add many more along the corridor. A story in Friday's edition misrepresented the scope of the projects. Also, Jonathan Curth, the city's development services director, did not attend a public input meeting Thursday night on the project. His comments in Friday's story were made at a previous meeting.