CARROLLTON, TX-Greenbriar Corp. and Agape Care Home team on the sale of the 156-unit Corinthians along Old Denton Road. The 90%-occupied senior facility sells via $9.1-million bridge loan and part seller financing.

DALLAS-United Dominion Realty Trust seeks to regain its youth as it exercises a "buy-sell" provision in its JV agreement with Credit Suisse First Boston. Two new complexes in Texas and one in Arizona came at wholesale prices, says the REIT's treasurer.

DALLAS-TrizecHahn, Aimco, Developers Diversified and ProLogis top executives head to Dallas for a forum on "These Changing Times." The Real Estate Council of Dallas has rescheduled the event, originally set for Sept. 12, 2001, to Jan. 24.

FT. WORTH-Rivertown Manufacturing is unpacking at its just acquired industrial building in Ft. Worth's eastern corridor. The building, positioned on 1.7 acres, was vacant for nine months and carried a $985,000 asking price.

LAS VEGAS-Steven Molasky, a prominent Las Vegas developer, rolls out an investment op to provide low risk, maximum return for private investors. The OneCap funding pool, available to builders and developers, reportedly can fetch returns of 11% to 20%.

GLENDALE, AZ-Perini Building Co. wins the face-off to build the $180-million Phoenix Coyotes' arena. The game book calls for a 2003-04 season opening and coming in on budget. It's too early to say when ground will break, says the project manager.

DALLAS-Metro Dallas-Ft. Worth once again cops the dubious title as the nation's leader in office vacancy among the inventory heavyweights, says Grubb & Ellis in releasing its Q4 2001 stats. Given today's market, build-to-suits will walk away the 2002 hot product.

PHOENIX-International Sunprint bids farewell to California and comes to Arizona in search of reliable power and room to expand. The silk-screen manufacturer spends nearly $1.4 million for a 39,000-sf industrial building in the Black Canyon submarket.