DALLAS-Crow Holdings uses an unencumbered 1.8-million-sf industrial portfolio in five cities to secure the funds. The loan arranger isn't at liberty to say what Crow intends to do with the capital, but it's the REIT's second big ticket refi in four months.

MIAMI-The locally based Internet infrastructure company, headed by Manuel Medina, sold 17.6 million shares at 58 cents per share to TD Global Finance, an affiliate of the Toronto-Dominion Bank.

DETROIT-One Michigan gubernatorial candidate wants to tear down unused buildings, clean up commercial districts and support sustainable growth with repairs to roads and sewers. She would also sell off state-owned land that is vacant.

HUNTINGTON BEACH, CA-A retailer of vintage auto parts acquires a 45,325-sf building standing at 5252 Bolsa Ave. Previously occupied by a technology company, the facility features 20,000 sf of office space, concrete tilt-up construction, ground level loading and a parking ratio of 3:1.