Sage Partners Closes $5.4M in Fayetteville Deals

Sage Partners brokers completed four Fayetteville property transactions totaling more than $5.4 million near the University of Arkansas and downtown.

Updated on Nov. 3, 2026 in Commercial

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Sage Partners brokers closed four Fayetteville property transactions totaling more than $5.4 million, including roughly 3.82 acres near the University of Arkansas and downtown. AI Illustration. Upload story photo >

Sage Partners completed four property transactions in Fayetteville totaling more than $5.4 million, including the sale of approximately 3.82 acres of land across three deals. The transactions are located near the University of Arkansas, Wilson Park, and downtown Fayetteville.

Why it matters

The deals reflect continued commercial real estate activity in Fayetteville's central corridors near the university and downtown. The sales also show the sale of longtime family-held property changing hands in the market.

Four Fayetteville transactions closed with a combined value above $5.4 million, with the largest being the 1.9-acre parcel at 520 N. Frisco Ave. sold for $2,803,609. The source does not identify the buyers or planned uses for the properties.

The players

Sage Partners

Sage Partners is a commercial real estate brokerage that represented the ownership group in these Fayetteville transactions.

Ethan Fowler

Ethan Fowler is a Sage Partners broker who represented the ownership group in the Fayetteville property sales.

Aaron Nicholson

Aaron Nicholson is a Sage Partners broker who represented the ownership group in the Fayetteville property sales.

Johnny Galloway

Johnny Galloway is a Sage Partners broker who represented the ownership group in the Fayetteville property sales.

The details

Sage Partners brokers Ethan Fowler, Aaron Nicholson, and Johnny Galloway represented the ownership group in selling roughly 3.82 acres across three transactions at 520 N. Frisco Ave., 922-924 N. Frisco Ave., and 632 W. Prospect St. A fourth transaction, a single-family residence sold for $655,000, was completed in conjunction with Lindsey Clark.

Timeline

  1. March 19, 2026: 520 N. Frisco Ave. 1.9-acre sale closed for $2,803,609.

  2. June 3, 2026: Single-family residence sold for $655,000.

  3. September 3, 2026: 922-924 N. Frisco Ave. 0.59-acre sale closed for $725,000.

  4. October 23, 2026: 632 W. Prospect St. 1.33-acre sale closed for $1,225,000.

Market Landscape

The Fayetteville transactions cluster along North Frisco Avenue and West Prospect Street near the University of Arkansas and downtown, the same corridors where commercial sites near campus are repeatedly traded. The sales illustrate how parcels held for decades by a single family are being sold in a market centered on the university area.

Property owners and commercial tenants near the University of Arkansas and downtown Fayetteville may see the sales as a benchmark for land values in those areas. Buyers and sellers considering parcels in these corridors can use the reported sale prices and lot sizes as reference points.

The takeaway

Recent sales near Fayetteville's university and downtown areas provide concrete price points for commercial land in those corridors. Property owners weighing a sale can compare their parcels against these reported transactions.

Further reading

For more on local property deals, browse Commercial real estate coverage.

Source note: This article includes information reported by AMP.