FORT WORTH-The Cash America Building, Tarrant County Courthouse and AmeriCredit campus head to the Tulsa competition April 24 and possibly on to the international stage in the annual road show.

DALLAS-Besting three others in the chase, Behringer Harvard wins the "best and final" for a 46%-leased office building on Crescent's "to go" list. Sources say $68 per sf got the nod. Meanwhile, 3333 Lee Parkway's been pulled and Liberty Plaza could close Monday.

GARLAND, TX-The American Title Co.'s longtime address at 1910 and 1930 Pendleton Dr. sells to a Rockwall investor who's planning to retool the class B asset for multi-tenant lease-up. The chapter closes after two years on the market, first for lease and then for sale.

CARROLLTON, TX-A lease, nine months in the making, gets the green light with an abatement extension on a 10-year term, discounted rent and option for the balance of the two-tenant Frankford Interchange building.

COPPELL, TX-CWS Apartment Homes wins a heated competition for the 398-unit Post Townlake as institutional and private investors vie for a class B asset in a suburb that's out of multifamily-zoned land. The Post name gets replaced with Townlake of Coppell.

SOUTHLAKE, TX-Vehicle insurance provider, Deep South, is fine-tuning the plan, but has decided to lease out 30,000 sf in the two-building, class A complex until it's needed. Ground breaks in 60 to 90 days; delivery is Q2 2005.

PLANO, TX-With 2,800 stores poised to swap to CVS and Jean Coutu Group, it's not likely many stores will close. One of the issues, though, is the pipeline. Texas was gaining more stores and had been tapped for a distribution center in the 600,000-sf range.

DALLAS-Trevor Foster relocates from Norwalk, CT to Dallas to form a group with facilities oversight for a 475-million-sf portfolio of leased and managed properties worldwide. The well-known professional is named principal and managing director.