DALLAS-Tuesday morning, Michael H. Anderson and his top-branded hotel team will begin a full-court push to get a convention center hotel RFP into the market. The local investor and his Cincinnati partner are primed for the chase.

EULESS, TX-The 82%-leased Euless Main Village sells to a family partnership from Arlington at a cap rate north of 11%. The buyer uses 1031 Exchange capital from a land sale to help finance the deal.

ARLINGTON, TX-The private investor from Florida now owns three of seven office buildings in the West Pioneer Parkway complex. The latest deed to turn is 1112 W. Pioneer Parkway, built in 1981 and remodeled last year.

DALLAS-The leading Canadian brokerage house taps the Dallas-based full-service firm to replace and expand a cross-border alliance that was shelved with Insignia's takeover by CBRE. Before the final signing, the brokers were eyeing the deal-making promise.

DALLAS-The strategy is patterned after successful Transwestern teams in Central Texas and the Mid-Atlantic. Three months ago, Atlanta was pulled into the play and now it's Dallas/Fort Worth's turn. Four more teams possibly will be added in 12 to 18 months.

ALLEN, TX-The 35,000-sf first phase to 105,000 sf of specialty space begins Monday on the first such project near Presbyterian-Allen Hospital. Already 40% pre-leased, Twin Creeks Medical Center could have a second building begin before the first one delivers.

DALLAS-The region gets a show of promise from an industrial market posting a quarterly gain for the first time in a year despite a year-to-date absorption that's still in the red. As for office, the best that can be said is it's "losing less blood today ... than before.

DALLAS-The region gets a show of promise from an industrial market posting a quarterly gain for the first time in a year despite a year-to-date absorption that's still in the red. As for office, the best that can be said is it's "losing less blood today ... than before.