What do you mean "move to"?
Are you saying you were defaulted into a T Rowe Price mutual fund? Which one? What is the ticker? We need to know what it is in before we recommend moving it.
Or do you mean they signed you up for a T Rowe Price 401k plan(not a fund), and you need to select what to buy with it? If this is what happened, I vote VFIAX 100% for the entire accumulation phase.
HACAX fees are too high, but if you are looking to "beat the market", you selected a fund that outperformed it's 10 year benchmark( even though it did NOT outperform the entire S&P 500). In short, this fund is a "winner" in an under-performing benchmark. Many on this site (myself included), have very little interest in beating the market. Meeting the market with low fees is just fine.
VGSLX would have some promise, but adds unnecessary complication to a retirement allocation. If you want real estate is in your retirement allocation, this is a good index fund for that.
VMFXX is really just cash that will never keep up with inflation. Not a terrible place to put your emergency fund, but downright terrible for building a stashe, as it will have the opposite effect losing to inflation over time. Many plans will default to placing money here (or similar cash fund) if you do not specify where to put your money. Still better than not saving at all.
All the other choices you already filtered out. Based on what remain I see no need to go back to the entire list again.
One more comment: Kudo's to your company for their offerings. You have some great choices.