Globest Sectors

LOS ANGELES-The Metropolitan Transportation Authority names the L.A.-based developer for a 1.7-million-sf mixed-use project.

INDIANAPOLIS-Following its reported $1.8-million Q2 loss, Finish Line files an answer to the Genesco lawsuit and seeks a court judgment on the matter.

DENVER-The 434-unit Stone Creek Village property here was previously listed for $30 million and did not sell. The minimum bid at auction will be $23.8 million.

SAN FRANCISCO-The Dallas-based developer acquires the last two office development sites in the North Financial District.

ALBUQUERQUE-El Paso-based Hunt adds a well-known local resident to lead the Southwest push. The developer's pipeline totals $650 million, but that's just the beginning.

PHOENIX-Holland Partners enters the market with the off-market purchase of Fairways at Cave Creek Apartments. The Washington buyer is looking for similar deals in the metro.

HOUSTON-The buyer gets Parkgreen Apartments and neighbor, Parkway Apartments from unrelated sellers. About $4,000 per door will go into upgrading the class C assets.

CARROLLTON, TX-Argus takes 801,142 sf in seven buildings at Billingley's International Business Park. The deal includes a preferred equity stake from the seller and an eighth building.