DALLAS-Bob Rice, named regional vice president, will quarterback Seefried Properties' plan to expand its Texas portfolio. Rice, a leasing pro, starts out by reviewing whether to continue outsourcing the entire DFW industrial footprint.

DALLAS-The REIT closes the 21-hotel deal with $35 million in cash, $50.3 million in operating units and $164.7 million of assumed debt. The selling entities are the Fisher Brothers, Gordon Getty Trust, George Soros and Ashford's senior management.

DALLAS-The REIT closes the 21-hotel deal with $35 million in cash, $50.3 million in operating units and $164.7 million of assumed debt. The selling entities are the Fisher Brothers, Gordon Getty Trust, George Soros and Ashford's senior management.

DALLAS-After 18 months of negotiations, the icon of office furniture agrees to put its sixth national design center into 13,250 sf at a gateway building to the 500,000-sf Decorative Center Dallas. Doors will open in late May or early June.

DALLAS-The landmark project ensures the DFW Airport will have a leading role in the cargo industry's future, getting a 120,000-sf facility with the ability to park wide-body planes and an adjacent 275,000 sf of logistics space and 347,652 sf of rentable apron area.

DALLAS-In Texas, he's known as "the strong arm," a personal injury lawyer with a winning track record. In today's news, Brian Loncar beats the bankruptcy system with a $2.8-million offer for a 1900s-vintage landmark that was auctioned more than a year ago.

DALLAS-Premier Realty Advisors, with offices in Dallas and Fort Lauderdale, FL, grabs its first deed for a portfolio of educational properties, paying "relatively close" to the $4.5-million, one-time ask for a 38,302-sf, freeway-fronting building.

DALLAS-The hotelier, now hunkering down on the brand, will close out a five-year disposition plan before the month ends as it bears down on an early Q2 close for the refi. Despite the upcoming breaks, Wyndham can't erase a $509.4 net loss logged in 2004.