MIAMI-Following the sale of its business products distributorship to a division of United Stationers, the Scheck family puts properties aggregating 727,189 sf in five cities up for sale. The portfolio is master leased for $2.6 million a year.

STEVENSON, WA-The Los Angeles-based real estate company paid between $55 million and $60 million for the property, industry sources tell GlobeSt.com. The seller acquired the property in 2001 for $42 million and then invested $15 million or more to add 54 rooms and 15,000 sf of meeting space.

TAMPA, FL-Shenandoah Station Apartments sells for $9.95 million; Cedar Place goes for $9.5 million; and Grove Park trades for $8.65 million. All are in Orlando. Curlew Center, a strip shopping property in Palm Harbor, yields $650,000.

DETROIT-Locally based Labor-Management Fund Advisors is combining its state-specific funds to target union-built real estate developments around the country. The portfolio is valued at $200 million and includes assets in Michigan, Illinois, Indiana and Ohio.