Former Foreclosed Asset Gets New Tenants

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Last updated: November 17, 2009 06:09pm

Former Foreclosed Asset Gets New Tenants

By Amy Wolff Sorter

DALLAS-Fox Byrd and Bucher Willis & Ratliff take 21,000 square feet at the 246,955-square-foot Coit Central Tower, bringing occupancy to 62%.

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