FORT WORTH-The firm launches a sister product to its comprehensive retail and restaurant identification system for municipalities.

DALLAS-The panel of financial pros lament about the Catch-22 of having money to spend and no place to put it. To make matters worse, the lending scenario has made it possible for deep-pocketed private investors to outbid traditional heavy hitters.

FORT WORTH-Rebecca Avant, owner of Mayfair and Mayfair on the Boulevard, cuts the ribbon on a new venue to take the 375,819-sf retail hotspot to 100% occupancy. Designed as a holiday-only shop, talks now have begun to make Sugarplums permanent.

GRAND PRAIRIE, TX-A local investor, toying with a plan to build multifamily product, takes title to 16.7 acres, the last large developable tract on the district's north side. The deal goes full circle in 21 days.

FLOWER MOUND, TX-Gould Investors LP teams a $15.5-million loan with more than $5 million in equity from Aetna to buy the 93%-leased Timber Ridge Apartments from Archstone-Smith, which has banked upward of $790 million in year-to-date sales.

ARLINGTON, TX-The Hawaiian buyer, one of four to jump on the listing within the first 48 hours, gets a five-year-old building leased for the long term to Kinko's and Red, Hot & Blue. The buyer goes $8,000 above the $4.1-million ask to score the win.

DALLAS-More than 300 leading professionals from the region have pre-registered for Tuesday's thought-provoking, yet entertaining, annual conference. The jam-packed session puts the industry's movers and shakers like Ross Perot Jr. in the spotlight.

DALLAS-CWS Apartment Homes slides past four others in a highly competitive bidding scenario for Gates of Frankford Springs, sold by M&M Properties and Prudential. The 90%-leased asset, now renamed, is the second to sell in a three-property liquidation.