Clark County real estate transactions recorded March 7-20, 2025, 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. A variety of factors, including improvements made to a home or property, are considered in real estate prices that may increase from when the seller bought the property.
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Highlighting this round of real estate transactions are five noteworthy exchanges of property along Interstate 30, once belonging to the Thomas O. Shepherd Revocable Trust, along W.P. Malone Drive in Arkadelphia. For the sake of public interest we’re including monetary exchanges lesser than our typical $100,000 threshold. The acreage was sold in a recent land auction. Online mapping options do not yet reflect how the property was divided. Court records reflect that Wright & Seale Properties, registered to Bill Wright and Irwin Seale, bought 22.38 acres for $193,600. River Monkey LLC, registered to Kelly Harris, bought 8.27 acres for $107,800. Sun Gas Inc., registered to Jimmy Reynolds of Greenbrier, bought 6.95 acres for $99,000. Lacy and Jeramy Humphry bought 6.4 acres for $72,600. William and Kortni Beene bought 13.44 acres for $71,500.
The top seller in the past two weeks was the College Inn, 1015 Pine St. Jonathan Huber’s Arkansas Realty Services bought the two motel buildings totaling 8,264-SF from Chandni Patel. According to court records, both parties had entered into a sales contract in 2018 for the $600,000 transaction, and in 2022 both parties accepted a $328,175 offer from the Arkansas Department of Transportation to purchase a pice of the property for highway purposes, yet by the end of that year Patel had not returned documents to close on the property so payment could be made. Huber would go on to file a complaint against Patel in Clark County Circuit Court, a lawsuit that is ongoing.
As part of a $5 million land swap of properties in 12 South Arkansas counties, Orange Timberlands LLC bought 50 acres in Clark County, northeast of Gurdon, from Arkansas Pulpwood Company Inc. Both companies are registered out of Camden.
Taylor Watson’s Ax’Em Timber Services Inc. bought 100 acres on Cooper Road, near the Richwoods community, for $320,000. Selling the acreage was Zelma and Charles McAnally.
For $274,900 Regina and Shane Yelverton sold their 2,432-SF frame siding home at the 1800 block of Forest Park Drive, Arkadelphia, to Bobbie and Joshua Beale. The Yelvertons picked the place up in 2014 for $174,000.
A 2,400-SF frame siding home and 9 acres at the 1200 block of Copeland Ridge Road sold for $250,000. Owen Swart bought the property from Holly Struble, who paid $135,000 for the place in 2024.
Hayley and Zachary Webb bought a 2,591-SF brick home at the 2800 block of Sylvia Street, Arkadelphia. Sellers William and Dollia Langford bought the place in 2021 for $113,000.
For $185,000 Conorina Almazan bought a 2,813-SF brick home at the 100 block of Lower Dam Pike, Caddo Valley. Selling the property was Juan Manrique and Sofia Almazan, who bought it in 2024 for $162,000.
A 1,250-SF brick home at the 1500 block of Phillips Street, Arkadelphia, sold for $130,000. Buyers Ronald and Kathy Piklapp picked the place up from Jared Jones and Courtney Nolen, who got it in 2019 for $76,000.
By way of a commissioner’s deed in which Arvest Bank is the buyer and Charles Desonie is third party, a 1,507-SF brick home and 1 acre at the 11000 block of Highway 8 West, east of Alpine, changed ownership.
In a $120,000 deal, the Hot Springs-based CAW Properties LLC sold 80 acres of land surrounding the intersection of Central and Fincher roads to Anthony Timberlands Inc.
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