Henley has vacated the local marketing director's slot for Radnor, PA-based Brandywine Realty Trust to join his former Prentiss Properties Trust colleagues, Rick Kirk, PM Realty's president and CEO, and Jimmy Gunn, president of property services. "There's a familiarity and history for him to feel comfortable with the leadership," says Doug Little, executive vice president and managing director of Houston-based PM Realty Group's central region.

Henley will partner with senior vice president Nathan Durham to build on the combined experience of one who's "been there and done that" and one who's younger, but aggressive at putting his mark on some of the top deals in the market during the past decade, according to Little. "I don't think there's any stone unturned that those two can't handle," he adds.

Little tells GlobeSt.com that Henley is bringing the 464,289-sf Walnut Glen Tower with him. The 95%-leased class A office building at 3144 Walnut Hill Lane in Dallas is owned by Prescott Realty Group. Henley earned his stripes and built his reputation in the market with oversight for buildings like Tower at Williams Square in Irving, Cityplace in Uptown, 1700 Pacific and Bank One Building [now Comerica Tower], both in Downtown Dallas, and the 1.4-million-sf Park West office complex in the Dallas suburbs. On the western side of the metroplex, he was overseeing the one-million-sf Burnett Plaza in the Fort Worth CBD. During his career, he's completed more than 700 leases representing more than 11 million sf.