TOWSON, MD-The 150,000-sf Loch Raven Plaza shopping center hits the market and brings in a respectable $10 million. Boston's Shelbourne Properties I Inc. is letting go of the retail property as part of a company-liquidation plan.

ORLANDO-David Eichenblatt pays Philadelphia-based LAGF $6 million for the shuttered 281-room Four Points Sheraton which Harry Helmsley, the late New York entrepreneur, built in 1962 at a reported hard construction cost of $15 million.

FORT WORTH-A 16,636-sf crane equipment supplier shifts the operation to a freestanding building on the city's north side. To the northeast, the first tenant in a spec project gets 70,100 sf up and running as its corporate finalizes a competitor's takeover.

APACHE JUNCTION, AZ-A Phoenix exchange buyer grabs one of two Checker Auto Parts stores in Apache Junction before the seller could even put it on the market. The buyer's $1.5-million offer gets a 15-year lease along with the real estate.