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SEATTLE—The 406,459-square-foot property is located in the Georgetown/SoDo submarket, 4 miles south of the Seattle CBD, in this week's wrap-up of deals.

WASHINGTON, DC—Mayor Vincent Gray and other dignitaries were on hand Wednesday, along with U.S. Army officials for the ceremonial signing of the deed transferring Building 18 at the former Walter Reed Army Medical Center to the District for adaptive reuse as a new fire station.

NEW YORK CITY—Chinese investors continue to invest in prime Manhattan real estate and are willing to pay top dollar. The Bank of China Ltd. has reportedly agreed to acquire 7 Bryant Park, currently under construction, for a purchase price that will approach $600 million.

PHOENIX—The Phoenix Metro is a prime location for many reasons, making it an increasingly hot spot for investment. How have corporate relocations to the Phoenix Metro impacted the investment community? What are some of the most notable transactions of late? What are the success stories of the biggest dealmakers? Velocity Retail's Judi Butterworth will guide her panel, Investing in the Phoenix Metro, through these topics and more at RealShare Phoenix Metro.

HOUSTON—Rex Rogers, a veteran of the Houston real estate scene for 36 years, has died.

LOS ANGELES—OUE Limited has earned a LEED-Gold certification for its 1.4-million-square-foot 75-story office tower in Downtown Los Angeles.

WESTPORT, CT--Greenfield Partners has acquired the 94-property industrial portfolio; a CBRE Capital Markets team including Jack Fraker represented RREEF America REIT II in the deal.

PHOENIX—Hines razed Elevation Chandler November 20, an unfinished structure and local eyesore, and kicked off the rise of Chandler Viridian, a mixed-use development, during an event called “Elevating Chandler's Economic Future.”