IRVING, TX-The 3,800 units in Houston, Dallas and San Antonio never came to market, but six months of courting wins a closing by Sendera Investment Group and equity partner, Overland Realty Capital. Lawford Real Estate Investments is the seller.

FORT WORTH-North Main Ventures acquires 921 Main St., the second office building in two weeks to trade on the North Side. With the sale completed, a two-month project kicks off to totally make over the asset for Landmark Healthcare Corp.

DALLAS-The Mass Mutual affiliate Thursday moves into 13,218 sf at Park Central VII in a relocation from within the LBJ Freeway submarket. The building beats out three others vying for the top-of-the-line client.

DALLAS-Jeff Deweese departs as executive vice president and managing director while the four-member multifamily team is swept away by Hendricks & Partners. The actions are unrelated, but occur within days of each other.

DALLAS-J. Reagan Dixon didn't stay idle long after trading in a corporate office for a home office. His play book has two major leaguers and two brokers who've signed up for tips, either for one-on-one or the entire team.

DALLAS-Fulbright & Jaworski holds onto its 2200 Ross Ave. address in the Dallas CBD, signing a long-term renewal and expansion for JP Morgan Chase Tower. All options, including build-to-suit, were explored before the final talks began.

FORT WORTH-Legacy Capital Partners gets prime land that Dell carved from land neighboring the heart of Ross Perot Jr.'s AllianceTexas. The changed economy changed the corporate campus plan so Dell sells to a buyer skilled in positioning raw land for development.

DALLAS-Two direct office leases, totaling 12,973 sf, and one sublease for 12,890 sf corner final signatures from tenants and building owners. The AIDS Interfaith Network is eyeing an April 1 opening of an 11,402-sf facility in Oak Cliff.