DALLAS-The DFW International Airport board gets control of 24 gates so it can court a low-cost carrier as backfill for the fiscally strapped Delta's downsizing. More than 40 airlines get packages today detailing the deep-pocketed incentives for coming on board.

FORT WORTH-John Zogg Jr. is named managing director of asset management and leasing and Michael Lewis rises to senior vice president of leasing. Other veterans winning promotions are Joe Dobbs, Whit Kelly, Chris Porter and Dana Donahoe.

ALVARADO, TX-American Film & Printing kicks off production in a building that had been on the market for one year at $1.2 million. The Enterprise Zone building's new owner gets some city breaks for a plan that promises 60 jobs for a small town.

ALLEN, TX-Zerga Cos., a mixed-use developer venturing into the seniors market, is bringing a 196-unit complex out of the ground on 9.9 acres along Greenville Avenue. A $13.1-million loan for 90% of the cost triggers construction.

DALLAS-American Premier Homes, with a plan to expand in Texas, spends about $4 million on a 12%-leased office building at the epicenter of the High Five construction. The plan is renovate, re-tenant and take over a full floor in the 120,000-sf building.

DALLAS-Bruce Marshall, accorded a senior adviser's status, teams with longtime friend, Joe Garrett, to fly the Sperry Van Ness banner. Marshall has folded his 21-year-old company's operations into the partnership.

RICHARDSON, TX-Cencor Realty Services and the Weitzman Group retire above-market financing with a 10-year package at a 70% loan-to-value ratio and a sub-6% fixed-rate interest in a straight-up refinance.

CARROLLTON, TX-The firm hires Christy Means from the Kennedy Wilson camp to help bolster its property management portfolio. With the move, TIG gets the rest of Cohen Asset Management's industrial portfolio and a top player for future growth.