Dallas/Fort Worth

DALLAS-Eight investors team to buy the 194-unit Woodside Apartments and 118-unit Bridle Path from separate sellers. One deal's done; the other one closes this week.

DALLAS-Chicago Title, with four aggressive offers to weigh, keeps keys to the 17th floor or 26,203 sf of class A office space in the CBD's Bryan Tower.

DALLAS-On closing day, Advenir renames Heights of Lake Highlands and jumps into a $1.8-million renovation. The buyer is holding another contract in its bid to buy 4,000 units.

HIGHLAND PARK, TX-CWS Capital unveils the 55-unit Cambridge of Highland Park to the market. Buying the asset earlier this year, CWS expects it will take two years to sell out.

CARROLLTON, TX-Argus takes 801,142 sf in seven buildings at Billingley's International Business Park. The deal includes a preferred equity stake from the seller and an eighth building.

DALLAS-The good news is Dallas/Fort Worth's absorption is keeping pace with completions. The question is will it continue since there is roughly 16 million sf still rising.

FORT WORTH-Prescott Realty buys Summit Office Park from Klabzuba. A $21-million loan and $5.6 million of additional good news money seed the buyer's return to the city.

DALLAS-A private investor from Los Angeles gets his first real estate in the region, the 83%-leased Northlake Doctors Building, as he shops for more office and retail to buy.