Through leadership, partnership, and initiative, the Downtown Little Rock Partnership strives every day to grow and enhance Little Rock’s core and make our downtown one where someone can not only prosper and succeed, but live fully and live well. Our community has a lot going for it. From the Capitol to East Village and from Roosevelt to the Arkansas River, our dynamism is our greatest strength. And it only fuels the passions of those looking for wealth, for excitement, or for inspiration. We invite you to join our community, even if only for a short trip!
From modern condo living, to the historic structures of yesteryear, we have it all right in our Downtown. We have seen a renaissance in recent years downtown, with older homes being restored and renovated by families who want to live close to where they work. Alongside all of this restoration work, we have seen condo living take off, with downtown now sporting several successful condo projects for those who want to live in a vertical environment without the added concerns of a single family home.
Below you can take a digital tour and learn more about the different neighborhoods we have downtown, and who knows, maybe you will choose to make one of these your next home!
The downtown master plan calls for doubling our downtown population over the next decade, and one strategy to spur investment includes redeveloping underutilized public land, like the state-owned parking lot at 9th and Main St. Our friends at Cromwell have created a vision for what this space could be!
SoMa Superbloom is three months old! How has it changed your experience in SoMa? Take this survey and let us know where the next ground plane mural should be installed!
The Downtown Little Rock Partnership, Argenta Downtown Council, and Pulaski County gathered at Rockwater Marina Thursday to invite everyone in Central Arkansas, and the state to hit the water this fourth of July.
We need YOUR help to transform an intersection in the heart of Soma! Please take a moment to share your thoughts in this survey by May 5th, and tell us which mural you would like to see installed at Main and 13th through the Bloomberg Philanthropies Asphalt Art Initiative.
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