CORAL GABLES, FL-The race to put condos on the South Florida market continues, this time with Starwood's sale of its 15-story tower, completed last year. The X Aragon residential portion will convert to condos at $400 per sf.

PHILADELPHIA-Failure to obtain KOIZ status stems, but does not eliminate, incentives to build the tower. Downtown owners accuse Gov. Ed Rendell of circumventing the legislature. Meanwhile, Comcast's new rent rate reportedly spikes over $40 per sf.

MEDLEY, FL-La Fe Foods, a food processor and distributor, ends Cargill's year-long search for a buyer by paying about $66.67 per sf for its 60,000-sf food-prep and cold storage facility here.

PARKSIDE, PA-A portfolio of three multifamily properties here aggregating 65 units, sells for nearly $2.6 million. Meanwhile, Royer Building in Ephrata, which combines seven retail, one office and 26 apartments, trades for close to $1.3 million.

BALA CYNWYD, PA-The radio arm of the San Antonio, TX-based broadcasting company will utilize the space for broadcasting and offices. Terms of the lease are undisclosed. The average asking rate here is about $28 per sf.

MIAMI-Instead of developing a condo, Hollywood, FL-based SunVest Communities acquires the newly completed, 323-unit Summit Brickell View apartment building for immediate conversion to Vue at Brickell condos. The owner projects a $120-million sellout.

PHILADELPHIA-The owner obtains $5.5 million in financing for the 105,000-sf office property at 718 Arch St. that serves as its corporate headquarters. iCap Realty Advisors arranged the loan through Wells Fargo Commercial Mortgage.

PEMBROKE PINES, FL-PMAT Real Estate Investments LLC acquires the 137,158-sf, fully leased community shopping center at Pembroke and Flamingo roads from an affiliate of Boston-based Brookwood Financial Partners for about $126 per sf.