The historic "Freight Building" stands as one of the original structures along the Arkansas/Missouri Railroad tracks in Fayetteville. Designed for the transfer of freight from railroad cars to semi-trailers, the building's robust framework remains intact and is poised for redevelopment. Although it suffered a fire in 2024 that resulted in the destruction of much of its wooden elements—such as the decking, flooring, and trim—the structure itself was left largely unscathed due to its nearly indestructible design. The current owner has cleared the interior and is seeking a tenant who shares a vision for revitalizing this distinctive and strategically located property. Additionally, the landlord owns the adjacent parking deck, presenting an opportunity to establish a connection that could enhance the overall square footage. Synergistic developments in the area include two new Hotels on Dickson street, scheduled to begin construction in the summer of 2025, located directly to the south. The current owner is interested in pursuing unique restaurant or bar concepts and is open to negotiating terms that would facilitate the restoration of this historic piece of Fayetteville's heritage.