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EATONTOWN, NJ-An 80,000-sf building, surplus property after a pharma merger, is taken off the market in a couple of quick transactions.

NEW YORK CITY-The building, named after Winston Churchill's residence, is being marketed with a bulldog image to show it is pet-friendly.

FT. WORTH-The Ft. Worth-Arlington corridor has a solid grip on the brass ring, says Dunn & Bradstreet, which places this region of the metroplex in first place for entrepreneurs.

ORANGE COUNTY-Six local residents make the magazine's list of the 400 wealthiest people. But unlike years past, only one made his fortune in real estate.

PARK JUNCTION, WA-After hearing final arguments this week, a Pierce County hearings examiner will take a few weeks to decide whether the county should grant a land-use permit to allow a 440-acre, $80-million resort near here.

PORTLAND-As predicted here earlier this week, the sale of the Heathman Hotel was acknowledged yesterday by Rim Corp., which partnered with Taylor Clark of London to finance the purchase, believed to be in the mid-$20 million range.

LOS ANGELES-A local partnership buys the 42,500-sf mid-rise for $5 million and plans to spend another $5 million to renovate it.

AUSTIN-The city's high-tech buyouts continue, with Hire.com assuming control of California-based Advanced Recruiting Technologies Inc. The acquired firm's team, including its founder, will join the Austin-based company in the digital world of e-recruiting.