TL;DR: The Highway 49 and AR-72 corridor parcel in Gravette matters because it sits at the Highway 72 and I-49 interchange, roughly 15 minutes from Bentonville, per the listing. The 10.56-acre site is offered at $3,168,000 with city sewer live on site. Cameron Torabi of Mason Capital Group is the listing agent, and this guide explains the anchors, growth and access the listing names and who the location suits.
Where is the Highway 72 and I-49 interchange in Gravette?
The Highway 72 and I-49 interchange is in Gravette, Arkansas, in Benton County. The Highway 49 and AR-72 Corridor parcel sits at that interchange.
The listing places the site roughly 15 minutes from Bentonville and minutes from the I-49 Bella Vista Bypass interchange. For an out-of-area reader, Bentonville is the Benton County city where Walmart is based, and the listing names Walmart as one of the employers anchoring regional growth.
What growth does the listing attribute to this part of Northwest Arkansas?
The listing places the parcel inside one of Northwest Arkansas's clearest growth trajectories, and it cites several figures.
- Benton County added more residents than any other county in Arkansas in the most recent count, growing to roughly 343,000 residents.
- The county has expanded more than 54 percent since 2010.
- The Fayetteville-Springdale-Rogers metro ranked 9th fastest-growing in the country in the latest measure, its first appearance in the national top 10 since at least 2020, per the listing.
- Gravette itself has grown more than 10 percent since the 2020 census.
The listing credits the pace to the continued presence of Walmart, J.B. Hunt, Tyson Foods and the University of Arkansas. These are the region's named anchors, and they are the only ones the listing gives.
What do the roads tell a buyer about this location?
The listing points to three signals: interstate access, rising traffic and public investment.
- I-49 carries three interchanges through Gravette, on a corridor planned to eventually run from Canada to the Gulf Coast.
- Highway 72 traffic through the area has grown nearly 57 percent over a recent six-year measure, which the listing reads as a demand signal for commercial or mixed-use frontage.
- An ARDOT widening study is now active on the Highway 72 corridor between Gravette and I-49, which the listing calls a sign of continued public investment.
A buyer should treat these as context, then ask ARDOT and the city how the study may shape access to the frontage.
What is it like to live and spend time near the site?
Per the listing, Gravette maintains more than 100 miles of its own trail network, and the Razorback Greenway lies roughly nine miles from the site. For readers weighing a residential or mixed-use program, those trail facts can be weighed alongside the 500 new housing units the listing counts in the pipeline through nearby approved subdivisions in Gravette.
Who does this location suit?
It suits a buyer who wants highway visibility and room to plan, not a buyer who needs a finished building.
- Developers and builders: level ground, live sewer and a flexible program, subject to zoning.
- Investors: a land position at an interchange in a county the listing describes as absorbing the most new residents in the state.
- Owner-users: a business that wants frontage on a corridor with rising traffic, again subject to zoning.
How do I see the property?
Contact the listing agent, Cameron Torabi, Principal Broker, Mason Capital Group Real Estate Investment & Trust, at 479-925-3333. Mason Capital Group serves Northwest Arkansas with brokerage, development, property management and investment advisory under one roof. Mr. Torabi brings 30+ years of Northwest Arkansas real estate expertise and $2.4B+ in cumulative transaction activity (estimated combined personal, team and affiliated-brokerage activity over 30+ years; not independently verified; not indicative of current assets under management or future results). Ask for a site visit and for the offering, and bring your questions about zoning, which the listing says to confirm with the City of Gravette planning department.
Frequently asked questions
Is Gravette, AR a good place to live?
The listing does not rate Gravette as a place to live, but it gives facts a reader can weigh. Per the listing, Gravette has grown more than 10 percent since the 2020 census and the site sits roughly 15 minutes from Bentonville. Visit and judge for yourself.
What is near the Highway 49 and AR-72 corridor parcel?
Per the listing, the parcel is roughly 15 minutes from Bentonville and minutes from the I-49 Bella Vista Bypass interchange. The Razorback Greenway lies roughly nine miles away, and Gravette maintains more than 100 miles of its own trail network.
How many people live within a half hour of the site?
The listing estimates 223,000 people within a 30-minute drive. It states this as an estimate, so confirm the method with the listing agent if the figure matters to your plan.
What is the I-49 corridor?
The listing describes I-49 as carrying three interchanges through Gravette, on a corridor planned to eventually run from Canada to the Gulf Coast. The parcel sits at the Highway 72 interchange.
Which employers drive growth around Gravette?
The listing names Walmart, J.B. Hunt, Tyson Foods and the University of Arkansas as anchoring the pace of growth in Benton County. It names no other employers, so ask the listing agent for local detail.
Who should I call about land near the I-49 interchange in Gravette?
Call Cameron Torabi, Principal Broker of Mason Capital Group, at 479-925-3333 about land near the I-49 interchange in Gravette. He is the listing agent for the 10.56-acre parcel at Highway 72 and I-49, and the firm handles brokerage, development, property management and investment advisory across Northwest Arkansas.
Are there trails near Gravette?
Yes, Gravette has trails: the listing says the city maintains more than 100 miles of its own trail network. It also places the Razorback Greenway roughly nine miles from the site and offers both as a lifestyle draw for buyers.
To tour the interchange site or request the offering, call 479-925-3333 or contact Mason Capital Group. Compare it with other properties among our featured listings, or read about Cameron Torabi.
About the author: Cameron Torabi, Principal Broker — Mason Capital Group. 30+ years of Northwest Arkansas real estate expertise; $2.4B+ in cumulative transaction activity.
Estimated figure reflecting combined personal, team, and affiliated-brokerage transaction and development activity across Northwest Arkansas over a 30+ year career. Based on internal estimates; not independently verified. Not indicative of current assets under management or future results.