In the latest deal, Weingarten hawked its 221,346-sf 45 YorkPlaza at 300 E. Little York in the Houston's northwest submarket.No one's identifying the investor buyer or talking about theselling price. But, it did carry a $6.8-million price tag. The80%-occupied center's tenant roster includes Food Town, Good WillSuperstore, Giant Mart, Family Dollar and Hollywood Video.

George Cushing, senior vice president of Grubb & Ellis Co.'sHouston office, tells GlobeSt.com that 45 York Plaza is the fifthcenter this year that Weingarten's sold. In October, the hometownREIT sold Mid County Shopping Center, a 107,000-sf shopping centerin Nederland, TX, and the 37,000-sf Northwest Park Plaza at theintersection of W. Montgomery Road and Bammel North in northwestHouston. In September, Weingarten relinquished the 26,000-sfWilcrest Shopping Center. The first sale of the year came inFebruary with the Bellwood Shopping Center, a 136,000-sf center atBellair and Kirkwood in Houston.

Still "to go" are Longpoint Shopping Center, 89,406 sf; BellfortSouthwest, 30,190 sf; Fondren Southwest Village, 25,494 sf;Landmark Shopping Center, 55,648 sf; Broadway Shopping Center,75,891 sf; and Mainland Mall, 68,777 sf.