ADDISON, TX-The Denver-based company clears the books of a monthly payment to lease 5.2 acres holding its 252,318-sf, class A Greenhill Park, bought in December 2003 with 80 years left on the land contract's term.

FORT WORTH-The North Texas Council of Governments hosts a four-day SmartCode Workshop, with the opening day bringing Andres Duany and Anton C. Nelessen to discuss the creation of sustainable, practical and desirable mixed-use projects.

FORT WORTH-The City of Industry, CA's Nationwide Auction Systems, billed as the world's largest for surplus property, pays close to the $2.5-million ask for a six-building facility on 17.5 acres for its first location in Texas.

DALLAS-The two-year owner of the Korea Town Plaza caps a repositioning plan with a 10-year loan at a sub-6% fixed-rate interest. Since the takeover, the local owner of the seven-tenant center at 10544 Walnut St. has held occupancy at 99.6%.

DALLAS-The region's top business leaders take elected officials to task for blocking opportunity from the Dallas Cowboys' $650-million dream stadium during RealShare Dallas. Still, the local panels of powerbrokers show what makes Dallas tick.

GARLAND, TX-The 95%-leased Bradfield Place, with a historical high occupancy, passes to a 1031 Exchange buyer from Santa Clara, CA. The 10-year owner of the vintage asset, also from California, exits the market with the trade.

DALLAS-As promised, Lone Star Funds and Thayer Lodging Group start closing deals for 11 Wyndham properties. Lone Star closes six of its seven hotels and Thayer picks up three of its four buys. Wyndham retains control of the assets, all with firmly planted flags.

DALLAS-The region's pros, cons and promise in 2005 take center stage at the third annual RealShare Dallas, a half day of high-level networking and thought-provoking sessions with the industry's leading deal-makers.