Texas

IRVING, TEXAS — The General Services Administration has leased 30,000 square feet of flex office space at Parc 114, which will encompass 600,000 square feet when completed. Construction of the property, which borders the DFW International Airport in Irving, began in March and will wrap up in December. The GSA's 15-year lease is the first deal signed at the property, which is a joint venture between Jackson-Shaw and ORIX Real Estate Capital. Chris Jackson, Bob Hagewood and Blake Kendrick of Stream Realty brokered the lease.

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HARLINGEN, TEXAS — Terry Ray Construction has broken ground on a $5 million expansion to Tyco Flow Control's Harlingen facility, which will add 33,000 square feet to the 80,000-square-foot property. The property is located in the Harlingen Industrial Park on Industrial Way. Tyco has been working since January 2009 to consolidate two existing plants into the facility, which will house 65 new jobs on top of its existing workforce of 120. The Harlingen Economic Development Corp. worked to secure the expansion.

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NEW BRAUNFELS, TEXAS — Marcus & Millichap has brokered the sale of the 100-unit River Park apartment complex between two undisclosed limited liability companies. The property is located on 4.62 acres at 241 Seville Drive in New Braunfels. River Park, which was built in 1972, features a swimming pool. Ryan Epstein and Todd Sherrer of Marcus & Millichap's Austin, Texas, office brokered the sale.

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HOUSTON — Regency Centers has sold the 103,000-square-foot Memorial Collection Shopping Center to Westwood Financial Corp. for an undisclosed amount. The 11-acre property is located at the intersection of Memorial Drive and Dairy Ashford Street in Houston. The center is 96 percent leased by tenants including Randalls and Walgreens. Grubb & Ellis represented Regency Centers in the deal. Westwood Financial Corp. represented itself.

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HOUSTON — Asset Plus Cos. and the Fred and Mabel Parks Youth Ranch, a not-for-profit 501(c)3, has broken ground on the Youth Ranch Teenage Homeless Shelter in Houston. The property will deliver in September. The facility will offer shelter to children ages 12 to 17 who are looking for a temporary home. Funding for the project is being provided by a number of grants and private sources.

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