GRAPEVINE, TX-Oakmont Industrial Group hawks a lone Texas asset to TA Associates Realty in a quiet closing for a two-year-old, 25.4-acre project assessed at nearly $16.8 million. The developer's spotlight is shining on SoCal and its homeport of Atlanta.

DALLAS-As promised, former Weitzman president Steven A. Lieberman brings to market a new full-services company, including merchant banking, in a teaming with former Zales' top exec, Alan P. Shor and a dozen of the area's top professionals.

PHOENIX-A Davis, CA buyer uses 1031 Exchange proceeds and assumes a loan of nearly $4.2 million to complete the $5.3-million transaction of the 98%-occupied Heatherwood Apartments in Uptown near the investor's other metro property.

DALLAS-The best that can be said is that Dallas/Forth Worth is faring better than Houston, according to the latest report by M/PF Research Inc. The two metros' occupancies are just a shade apart as leaders of the weakest markets.

DALLAS-This recovery is markedly different as Dallas and Houston trail instead of lead the nation in job growth. There will be positive gains in office and industrial sectors for most of the state while border developments will continue to do battle with globalization.

PHOENIX-The keys turn to a CB Richard Ellis team to lease and manage three class A buildings and one class B property, marking one of the largest assignment changes in the market. The pass takes place as two deals close for an 80%-leased package.

PHOENIX-"Plug and play" deals with market incentives and market commissions will be used to find tenants for twin buildings built two years ago as interim space for USAA. Three brokerage firms jousted for the assignment, which ended up in C&W's hands.

FORT WORTH-After two years on the market and a significant price drop, the 41.4-acre property sells to Industrial Realty Group, the same buyer who a year earlier bought a nearby 801,174-sf warehouse. Sources say the GM asset went for about $11 million.