CANTON, TX-Homemade Gourmet will move in mid-June to its 22-acre campus, where a retooled 22,000-sf building stands ready. The structure is an interim solution to get the team in one spot. This year, works starts on a new office building and production facility.

ADDISON, TX-Regency Centers buys 185,000 sf on 30 acres, ending the jockeying for Addison Town Center. An original 300,000-sf offering was under contract for $19 million when Target rushed in to buy a closed Kmart, driving a change in the plan.

DALLAS-Rosche One and Rosche Aerospace pull through bankruptcy with part of their $500 million in real estate assets now headed into a liquidating trust, so the primary lender can now collect more than $60 million approved by the court.

DALLAS-Trizec Properties and Alon USA end nearly five months of negotiations for a class B office building in a submarket burdened by a major highway project. Alon, a three-year tenant, will stay in place through 2012.

DALLAS-Aimbridge Hospitality gets the portfolio going with 1,376 rooms in eight cities, all Wyndham Garden flags. The buyer's deck is stacked with Wyndham names and it's now the chain's largest franchisee, but its future isn't "married" to Wyndham.

DALLAS-The developer taps William L. Rafkin to lead the initiative to acquire excess corporate real estate. It could be a build-to-suit client's old address, sale/leaseback or even excess land. Koll capital leads the way, but co-investors are likely to join.

FORT WORTH-Granite Properties ends a year of negotiations with Seefried Properties for land south of the Dallas-Fort Worth International Airport to complement a soon-to-rise project to the north in a build-out plan for an "airport concentric" strategy.

DALLAS-James "Rocky" Reese, a one-time majority stakeholder in a 21-location Family Hospice, has abandoned retirement to try his hand at the hospitality industry. The $8-million, 78-room Lighthouse Inn in a quiet Gulf Coast town is the flagship property.