HOUSTON-Transwestern has hired Ken Page and his two-person team to lead the firm’s local office investment sales efforts. Page, a 27-year industry veteran, is known for his high-profile dispositions including the largest office sale in the city’s history, Williams Tower.

Page and his team, which consists of Scott Myers and Rachel Glass, joined Transwestern from Grubb & Ellis Co.’s local office. The trio has worked together for three years, during which time they closed more than $1 billion in deals include including the $275 million BMC Campus. Page and Myers have worked together for more than eight years, first at Cushman & Wakefield of Texas Inc.

Page served as an executive vice president at Grubb & Ellis, while Myers held the position of vice president with the firm. Glass served as marketing assistant with Grubb & Ellis and will be responsible for the development and production of marketing collateral, market research, and coordination of web-based marketing activities during the transaction process.