Creating Meaningful and Memorable Places
anthology – a collection of stories or works of art
This idea is at the heart of each project we pursue. To us, real estate development is more than constructing buildings, it is the creation of a place. We greatly value places because they are where we experience life. They profoundly influence our individual experiences and stories. We also believe that when creating anything that will impact people and communities for decades to come, we can’t help but have the utmost respect for what we are creating. Creations with such longevity should inspire and evoke a growing admiration with time. They should be works of art.
With this responsibility, our mission is to create meaningful places, memorable places and therefore better stories. We accomplish this through a uniquely intentional design approach and thoughtful development process.
Anthology Real Estate seeks opportunities to develop thoughtfully designed multi-family and commercial properties within the Northwest Arkansas, Tulsa, and Oklahoma City markets. While seeking to make an impact on people and communities, Anthology also seeks to stand out financially to investors by utilizing our extensive experience and powerful strategic partnerships to pursue mastery and innovation within each aspect of the development process. This leads to an ability to effectively deliver attractive projects that meet our investors’ financial goals.
The People
Hunter Buwick
Founder/CEO
Hunter began his career in brokerage focusing primarily on multi-family investment properties for multiple companies including Sperry Van Ness, Colliers International, and Hendricks Berkadia. His brokerage career began in Oklahoma City and then expanded to regional markets with listings in surrounding states including Texas, Arkansas, Missouri, and Kansas.
After five years in the brokerage world, Hunter joined Specialized Real Estate Group of Fayetteville, AR to transition into real estate development. In his time at Specialized, Hunter focused on arranging both financing and equity for projects, proforma analysis, corporate strategy/marketing/branding, market trends/data, and lease-up strategy/execution for multi-family and retail properties.
Hunter received a Bachelor of Science in Business Administration from the University of Arkansas with a major in Finance while playing collegiate golf for the Razorbacks. He is an active member of the Urban Land Institute. Locally, he is on the steering committee for the Northwest Arkansas Chapter of ULI as well as the Building Healthy Corridors project in Fayetteville through ULI. Nationally, Hunter has worked with ULI’s Building Healthy Places Initiative. He also counsels and serves annually at Camp Kurios, a youth church camp in Southern Arkansas.
Cory A. Amos, AIA
VP Construction + Development
Cory is a licensed architect and urban designer. After graduating from the University of Arkansas, Cory spent five years at the University of Arkansas Community Design Center working on urban planning projects and teaching design studios focused on a triple bottom line — enhancing environmental, social, and economic systems. While at the UACDC, Cory’s work included context-sensitive street design, multifamily housing, transit-oriented development, agricultural urbanism, and watershed urbanism, including coauthoring a book, Low Impact Development: A Design Manual for Urban Areas. During his tenure, the UACDC garnered over 50 national and international design awards.
The next five years were spent at Modus Studio based in Fayetteville, AR. There, Cory managed the office’s major multifamily projects, totaling over $85 million. He was design lead through the entirety of his projects, from site master planning through construction to opening day. These projects include some of the most innovative multifamily projects in Northwest Arkansas: Uptown Apartments + Shops, Brick Avenue Lofts, and Red Barn Apartments.
Cory brings a diverse background and in-depth knowledge on multifamily design and construction with an emphasis on innovation.