Situated 18 miles southwest of Houston, the Missouri City center came to market in November and attracted six offers, George Cushing, senior vice president in Houston for Grubb & Ellis Co., tells GlobeSt.com about the disposition of the 88.9%-occupied retail project at 1661 Cartwright Road.

Martin Fein Interests also is looking for buyers for a 115,000-sf, Kroger-anchored center in Rosenberg, southwest of Houston, and the 80,883-sf Westlake Shopping Center at the intersection of Fry and Saums roads in the city's far west submarket. Cushing along with Paula Foster, a Grubb & Ellis vice president in Houston, represent the seller.

The Quail Valley center, built in 1983 on 11.6 acres, is anchored by a 52,607-sf Foodarama grocery store, which is subleasing the space for the long term from Safeway, according to Foster. The center includes an 11,000-sf Walgreens, but Foster says that store will go dark in the near future when the drug store opens nearby in a brand-new building. There are two years left on Walgreens lease, she says.