HOUSTON-Troy Collins, formerly with Moody Rambin Interests, will be steering the Yancey-Hausman drive to build an industrial team. Collins is vice president and his first hire is John Wilson as a senior associate.

MESA, AZ-Two years after its shutdown, the Rosarita refried bean factory sells to Presson Corp. The buyer gets a 110,000-sf repositioned industrial property with five tenants and just 5,000 sf standing empty.

PHOENIX-The prominent home mortgager takes office space on the first and third floors of the 301,614-sf office tower in the Camelback Corridor. It's the sixth metro Phoenix office for Dallas-based First Horizon.

GLENDALE, AZ-The limited partnership buyer practically meets the seller's listing price for acreage in Glendale. It was a rare find in that many multifamily-zoned tracts are being kept off the market due to the product type's construction slowdown.

HOUSTON-So far this year, Stage Stores has opened seven locations and plans to unlock doors on six more in Q3. The stores are being funded from a $45-million capital improvement pool. A year ago, the retailer was still working its way out of a Chapter 11.

HOUSTON-Nationwide Mutual will set up shop in 8,008 sf in the far northwest submarket while Cooney Rikard & Curtin, a wholesale insurance broker, reserves 6,490 sf in the Westchase submarket.

PHOENIX-Stanton Industries, headquartered in the Northwest US, takes 78,406 sf in a 200,000-sf warehouse along South 43rd Avenue. The pact, valued at about $1 million, comes with a 55,000-sf expansion option.

HOUSTON-Nationwide Mutual will set up shop in 8,008 sf in the far northwest submarket while Cooney Rikard & Curtin, a wholesale insurance broker, reserves 6,490 sf in the Westchase submarket.