Major Southwest Drive Property Sells for the First Time Since Being Developed Over 20 Years Ago
Haag Brown Commercial is excited to announce the sale of the Southwest Drive Business Center, a prominent property just off one of the most important intersections in Jonesboro.
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: Jonesboro, AR | March 2022
Haag Brown Commercial is excited to announce the sale of the , a prominent property just off one of the most important intersections in Jonesboro.
Southwest Drive Business Center
Comprised of three multi-tenant office/retail buildings, the center is situated near the corner of Main Street/Southwest Drive and Highland Drive and is home to multiple long-term tenants including the DMV, Warren Real Estate Group, the Christie McNeill Dance Studio, the Law Offices of Glenn Lovett, Jr., Lipscomb & Pitts Insurance, Wellness Associates of Arkansas, Beyond Therapy, and Barnett Chiropractic.
Traveled by more than 42,000 cars per day, Southwest Drive is a heavily populated retail corridor that serves as a segue from the city’s residential area to the downtown Jonesboro business district.
Haag Brown has been active in developing the area around the intersection of Highland and Southwest Drive over the years. The firm was directly involved in numerous projects including , and
Starbucks, CVS, Dairy Queen
Southern Bank.
The family is confident that the decision to be acquired by Haag Brown Commercial is one which will ensure that the properties and tenants will be taken care of with excellence now and in the future. — Robin M. Yates, David A. Yates, W&V Investments, LLC
Joshua Brown and Zac Qualls worked closely with W&V Investments, LLC to negotiate the deal and purchase the center.
The SW Drive Business Center is a landmark property in one of those rare locations you simply cannot replicate. It was a blessing to go through the transaction with Mr. David and Mrs. Robin Yates. We’ve had a long-term, meaningful relationship and they are simply some of my favorite people in Jonesboro. — Joshua Brown, Haag Brown Commercial
Plans are in place to modernize and revive the center by updating signage, adding new landscaping, and giving the exterior a dramatic before and after. Progress has already started on the re-development project.
