Editor’s note: This post was scheduled to publish on Friday, May 3, but technology let us down. Sorry we’re late.

Clark County real estate transactions recorded April 19 through May 2, 2024, having a value of $100,000 or greater. Information is gathered from public records held by the Clark County Circuit Clerk, online real estate records via actdatascout.com and the Arkansas Secretary of State. The Arkadelphian includes names of grantees, grantors, transaction price and property description available, and does not withhold names.

Highlighting this round of real estate transactions is the $320,000 sale of a 3,001-SF brick & frame home and 1.51 acres at the 200 block of Unity Road, Arkadelphia. Steven Zhao and Summer Sun bought the property from William and Janie Thompson, who purchased it in 2012 for $115,000.

Bobby and Dorinda Suitor sold their 1,748-SF frame siding home on Ivy Circle, Arkadelphia, to Jamie Owen for $280,000. The Suitors bought the place for $65,000 in 1989.

For $254,000 Phien Nguyen bought a 2,268-SF brick & frame home, a 832-SF guest house and an adjacent lot at Glen Cove, Arkadelphia. Previous owner was the Wayland Tony Winton and Maggie Joyce Winton Revocable Trust. The property last sold in 2021 for $190,000.

David and Anita Bell bought 138.87 acres of timber south of the Davidson Methodist Campground near Okolona for $185,000. Previous owner was the Joan H. Clinton Trust.

Rebekah and Peter Seyler sold their 1,508-SF frame siding home at the 200 block of West Dodson Street, Caddo Valley, to Lori Corter for $180,000. The Seylers bought the place in 2020 for $128,000.

For $161,600 Juan Manrique and Sofia Almazan bought a 2,813-SF brick home and 3.79 acres on Lower Dam Pike, Caddo Valley, by way of special warranty deed. Previous deed holder was Carrington Mortgage Services LLC. The last time the property changed hands was in 2006 when Rusty Kisling bought it for $91,000.

Wrapping up this real estate report is the $117,000 sale of 12.81 acres of timber land on the Caddo River, northwest and adjacent to Highway 84, near Amity. New owners Joshua and Lacy Terrell bought the land from David and Brenda Furr, who acquired it in 2019 for $65,000.