SUGAR LAND, TX-Comerica Bank-Texas waited two years for the right buyer to come along for a closed health-care facility. With the deal done, Wilcox Investments will now start huddling over the rehab for two buildings, totaling 72,370 sf.

HOUSTON-Urban Meridian of Houston acquires a fully occupied distribution center from its longtime owner. The three-acre asset went under contract a week after it came to market for $1.7 million.

HOUSTON-BGK Properties outdistances 10 others for the 159,078-sf, fully leased Creekridge II, a sister to a purchase made two years ago. The two tenants' names helped push the price for its longtime owner.

HOUSTON-Educare Community Living combines two offices, but gains more space with a seven-year lease in a northwest submarket service center at 9777 W. Gulf Bank. The tenant is vacating office space in the south and northwest submarkets.

PASADENA, TX-Location and 16 years left on the lease stir the high interest in the Lennar Partners' offering. The asset, picked up in a foreclosure, reeled in more than $11 million, real estate sources say.

SUGAR LAND, TX-Charter Title Co. Fort Bend takes 8,419 sf for three years, marking the first deal to close for the 600,000-sf office component, now under construction in the $200-million Sugar Land Town Square.

HOUSTON-CBM Engineers pens a three-year lease for 1700 W. Loop South, where it's been a tenant since the building opened in the early 1980s. More deals are pending as the owner, CMD Realty Investors, pushes to backfill a loss that has occupancy at 60%.

HOUSTON-Regal Beverage, a start-up distribution company, and B&G Popcorn move into 3,000-sf office/warehouse spaces in separate buildings in the northwest submarket. Both sign long-term leases at buildings with a going rate of 55 cents per sf gross.