FORT WORTH-The Hispanic retail community delivers two tenants for the Fort Worth Town Center, bought a year ago for a repositioning play. A closed club will reopen as an OK Corral while a shuttered theater's lights are flicked by what could be a new chain.

DALLAS-Trimark Realty Investments of Dallas lands a loan with Morgan Stanley Dean Witter to retire debt with the North Houston Bank and add some equity to the coffer, says the loan arranger. The 310-unit Fairway Crossing in Dallas is the collateral.

DALLAS-The delivery schedule is on track for the combo ambulatory surgery center and physicians' offices on the Presbyterian Hospital campus. Cambridge Healthcare and Texas Health Resources are the joint venture partners.

FORT WORTH-Industry sources say F&F Partners of Larkspur, CA paid upward of $19,000 per unit for Sheffield Village, an interstate-fronting property in need of some TLC. Following a substantial rehab, the 57 cents per sf rent will be history.

FARMERS BRANCH, TX-A bevy of Dallas-area dignitaries are lined up for today's ceremony to signal the start of a "missing link" between interstates 35 and 635. The big ticket project is a traffic congestion relief valve and development energizer.

ARLINGTON, TX-A leasing prospect turns suitor for a class A building that wasn't up for grabs. Word on the street is the bait was $95 per sf for a 56%-occupied building, with the new owner getting top billing on the tenant roster for its operating company.

DALLAS-Despite the soft hotel market, bookings for the themed rooms and lines at the 144-seat hotel restaurant, Dragonfly, actually surpassed expectations of owner Charles Givens of Oklahoma City. The 146-room concept, if successful here, goes on a road trip.

FORT WORTH-Integrated Properties of Denver is the seller. A California investment group is the buyer. The property is Cherry Hill Apartments in East Fort Worth, a fully occupied asset that met the asking price.