Houston-based Nitya Capital has closed a Morgan Stanley refinancing of its 432-unit Interlace Apartments in Dallas, resolving one of three North Texas complexes that lenders had posted for a June foreclosure auction even as special-servicing troubles persist elsewhere in the firm's portfolio.
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