FORT WORTH-The finished stack holds three leases and one sale of a retail-zoned lot to longtime tenant, a family-owned used car dealer. Two of the three leases are secured for a Fort Worth center and the third goes to a Southlake property.

DALLAS-Longtime friends Andrew Beckman, Steve Shrum and Morris Orr are back together again professionally after a 16-month hiatus. This morning, the trio opened the door to a 3,000-sf office in Dallas to light Glacier Commercial Realty.

DALLAS-The Wilshire State Bank, poised to spend $200,000 for the Arlington National Bank charter, is looking for retail locations on the Dallas side of the metroplex. The loan office has been open for four years, but now it's time for branch locations.

GRAND PRAIRIE, TX-GMAC, with two offers in hand, zeros in on a California buyer who closes in three weeks on the 55%-leased Skyline Apartments. The all-cash deal pays off the $2.4-million loan balance, the broker says.

ARLINGTON, TX-Black Millwork shifts its Great Southwest distribution center into 30,000 sf after its other address is sold, gaining 5,000 sf. Clearing renewals are Curry Printing, 15,971 sf in Euless, and Imperial Supplies, 20,287 sf in DeSoto.

SAN ANTONIO-The deal was in progress, with Lend Lease as an equity partner, when Toyota picked San Antonio for a truck manufacturing plant. The loan originator says a good deal is now a great one for the developer of Southside Villas.

FORT WORTH-Hallmark Financial Services will sever the corporate staff from the Dallas office and bunk it with a group bought eight months ago. For the next eight years, the HQ will share the group's reworked 27,808 sf at Carter Burgess Plaza.

MELISSA, TX-Jerry Owens, owner of Owens restaurants and the famous sausage line, Hillwood Residential and local officials stamp a plan, with a $21-million infrastructure cost, for 1,300 lots and 69 acres of commercial and retail development.