ARLINGTON, TX-The 444-unit Arbrook Park in South Arlington goes for $58,000 per unit to Sendera Investment Group of Dallas. The new buying pool has been set up to corner 1,500 to 2,000 units this year. Next: 140 units in Conroe, TX.

LUBBOCK, TX-The largest office building in town goes to TCTB Partners, led by Jon Morgan, part owner of Lubbock's minor league hockey team. The Austin-based seller put the hot property on the market in January at an asking price of $5.8 million.

DALLAS-Attorney Joe Geary challenges a 10-minute gap in a legal posting and the start of a meeting that resulted in Palladium's $43-million incentive package for its $600-million Victory project. Geary's clients want new votes by the TIF board and council.

DALLAS-Collins/Reisenbichler Architects of Dallas ends 14 years of soloing and merges with Chicago-based Perkins & Will's Texas practice. The operation stays headquartered in Dallas, but talks are under way for an office in Houston.

DALLAS-Attorney Joe Geary challenges a 10-minute gap in a legal posting and the start of a meeting that resulted in Palladium's $43-million incentive package for its $600-million Victory project. Geary's clients want new votes by the TIF board and council.

RICHARDSON, TX-The Telecom Corridor's big-ticket perks are reserved for well-heeled shoppers signing for the long term. Today's trend is to set the terms on a deal-by-deal basis. The perks, the space and the terms have brought out the lookers.

DALLAS-Kroll Inc. ramps up an expansion by outsourcing real estate services to Mohr Partners. The client has 80-plus offices in 17 countries on six continents. More offices, more markets are coming. Since Sept. 11, 10,000 buildings have retained Kroll.

DALLAS-The non-profit's chief execs and a Dallas councilman Thursday will cut the ribbon on a 270,000-sf headquarters and distribution center in West Dallas. The project triples the space and adds services for the 1,300 people served by the non-profit.