ARLINGTON, TX-SCM Real Estate Services sells a 50-condo roster to Wyatt Residential after deciding to wind down a business line it used to make its launch 12 years ago. The owner says it was time to expand or sell the residential property management.

PLANO, TX-Golan Construction, like others in town, is tapping into hospital expansions and rapidly changing demographics of the far north Dallas suburb. Golan's third medical office project, Preston Commonsgate, will deliver in Q1 2005.

THE COLONY, TX-The Edward Don & Co. will darken a 20-year address for the 11-acre project when it delivers in April 2005. With a long-term lease firmly in hand, the Billingsley Co. will break ground before the month ends.

SOUTHLAKE, TX-One of the region's leading big-box, industrial developers ventures into the office park arena, using 15.3 acres in a high-income suburb to launch an estimated $20-million project. First up will be five 6,000-sf buildings and a 30,000-sf structure.

DALLAS-La Quinta will pick up talks in the coming weeks with Marcus and JV partners to see about fattening the portfolio. As it stands, the $395-million buyout of 178 hotels will close in late summer or early fall at a below-replacement cost of $19,000 per key.

DALLAS-Four times more buyers than bonds drive a speedy return to the market to renegotiate the interest rate. By the final bell, the fund-raising drive had generated a 5.44% interest and boosted the all-in cost to $2.7 billion for the airport expansion.

RICHARDSON, TX-Petitt & Associates makes the close and the move into 300 Municipal Dr. after a year of looking at the office stock in and around the Telecom Corridor. Negotiations produce a market rate pushing $80 per sf.

ARLINGTON, TX-Mack Trucks' search for a distribution and training facility ends with a decision to stay at 609 107th St., its address for the last decade. Negotiations snag a below-market rate based on current market conditions. The end result is a five-year lease.