An affiliate of Group RMC, a New York-based real estate co-investment group, recently acquired a nine-building portfolio totaling more than 1 million square feet, marking its first entry into Tulsa.

The historic 85,580-square-foot office building constructed in 1901 at the corner of California and Montgomery streets in the North Financial District was recently purchased for $78.5 million.

As transit-oriented living becomes increasingly mainstream, housing near light rail gets more attention from investors such as Waterbury Park Apartments, purchased for $56 million by RISE and Aegon Real Assets.

DFW Airfield Logistics Center will feature a 145,878-square-foot rear-load building and a 210,640-square-foot front-load building, 28- to 32-foot clear heights, 84 total doors, 110 trailer spaces and 407 auto spaces.

ENGIE North America Inc. completed a lease for approximately 110,000 square feet at 1360 Post Oak Blvd. in Houston’s Four Oaks Place, occupying floors four through nine beginning December 2019.

Blu Harbor, a 402-unit multifamily community in Redwood City, has sold for $325.6 million to GID, a Boston investment firm, by the partnership of Pauls Corporation and Fortress Investment Group.

Good Sportsman Marketing has leased the entire space in Building A of Parc SouthWest or approximately 180,497 square feet, and Building B will be fully occupied by three tenants.

The facility, which will serve families in a traditionally low-income neighborhood, will open next year in Avenue Center, a community resource center across from Moody Park that is being developed by Avenue.