DALLAS-Southwest Sports Realty and a private investor from Arkansas pay Heitman in the low $20 per sf for a 1970s-vintage project in Brookhollow. At least $500,000 more will go into a repositioning play for a name not usually associated with the game.

FORT WORTH-Today, Jim Eagle turns over the keys to longtime business associate, Bob Scully. While Eagle eyes development and acquisition, Scully will build a corporate services team, including some hires, for a major Tarrant County push.

DALLAS-Occidental Tower crosses the finish line ahead of two class A competitors for the 10-year lease. The longtime tenant signs for 65,061 sf for a net gain of about 10,000 sf to take three full floors, all in line for extensive renovations.

WICHITA FALLS, TX-It's a Texas deal all the way around: seller, buyer and asset location. A Dallas-based partnership assumes a $9-million HUD loan held by an East Texas developer to acquire the 208-unit Wellington on the Lake in Wichita Falls.

DALLAS-A quartet of renewals pass muster in Dallas, inside and outside the CBD, as well as Carrollton and Arlington. A outsource company for background checks adds another 2,500 sf to its 5,055-sf office for the largest completed pact.

DALLAS-Seventy units bring "north of $3 million" for a Dallas investor ending a 10-year hold. The Town Creek Condominiums will remain rental properties, giving the new owner majority control of the homeowners group.

DALLAS-The one-time Dallas-based operator wins the judgment for lost revenue and expenses incurred from April 2000 tornadoes that forced the casino to open at the peak of the December holiday season. No one's making a bet if the insurer will appeal.

IRVING, TX-The REIT puts up 13 hotels with 3,400 rooms as security for the JPMorgan Chase funds. FelCor says it's building fiscal flexibility for capital expenditures and an October 2004 due date on senior notes.