SAN FRANCISCO-Sarah Bridge is being promoted to vice president and will now oversee acquisitions and dispositions for the multi-family development and investment firm with a 4,000-unit portfolio.

SAN ANTONIO-Spec, a 30-store building materials supplier, takes possession of a 44,000-sf warehouse in the northwest submarket. The former beer distribution center became surplus property as a result of a merger.

LOS ANGELES-The financial-services giant will keep its 65,000 sf of office space in Downtown's MCI Center. The five-year deal is the latest in a string of transactions that has pushed CBD vacancy rates to a 10-year low.

DALLAS-Insignia/ESG is grooming itself for change. First comes the hire of Randy Cooper, who was lured from Equis' top Dallas spot to be a senior managing director. Word on the street is that an acquisition may be next.