HOUSTON-Foxconn Assembly will double its operating space in a relocation from Okanella Street to West Little York Road in a move to get closer to its primary customer, HP. The firm expects to employ 150 workers at the site.

TEMPE, AZ-The Petakovich Family Trust from Spring Valley, CA brings 1031 Exchange money from a SoCal multifamily sale to Arizona. The replacement properties, totaling 239 units, cost $11.6 million.

HOUSTON-In one of the largest self-storage transactions in the area, Dallas-based Storage Choice purchases a 334,000-sf, 85%-leased portfolio from developer and owner, 24-Hour Self Storage.

ATLANTA-Raving Brands, one of the country's fastest growing restaurant companies, is planning an aggressive expansion for its fast-casual concepts.

HOUSTON-DiMare Fresh Inc. commits to a five-year stay at 1415 West Loop, a rail-served facility with 47,000 sf of refrigerated space that will be used primarily to distribute bananas, tomatoes and avocadoes.

PHOENIX-In a whirlwind closing for an off-market transaction, Vesta Strategies buys Rose Garden Center, a two-building, 72,500-sf showroom industrial complex, as part of 1031 Exchange. First Industrial Realty Trust Inc. is the seller.

PHOENIX-Banc of America Community Development Corp. makes its first buy in the Valley--the 288-unit Paradise Club Apartments in the Palomino neighborhood. Bank of America provided $11.3 million acquisition and rehabilitation financing.

HOUSTON-In a major win for the Midtown office market, St. Luke's Episcopal Health System signs a long-term lease for 139,424 sf at 3100 Main St., now 100% leased. The hospital will consolidate several offices in the Texas Medical Center by year's end.