Todd Lambeth, senior vice president of Dallas-based BradfordCos., tells GlobeSt.com that Aerovoice "really was a perfect match"for the building at 14901 Trinity Blvd. in the 1,300-acreCentrePort Business Park, a mixed-use neighbor of Dallas/Fort WorthInternational Airport. "It has all the bells and whistles and allthe amenities that this company needed to run its business," hesays. "They could almost walk in on Day 1 and start doingbusiness."

Lambeth says Aerovoice is doing some finish-out, primarilydropping new power lines over the assembly area to its newequipment. In all likelihood, he says the operation will be up andrunning within 30 days.

Lambeth and Bradford president and CEO Kevin J. Santaulariarepresented the Newport Beach, CA-based seller, Fritz Duda Co.,which has owned the asset since August 1987. The fullyair-conditioned building was built in 1985 at the crossroads ofTexas 360 and 183. It has 30,250 sf of mezzanine office, 11dock-high doors, 354-space parking lot and 7.56-acre gated tractwith a guardhouse. The Finland-based Nokia vacated the building atleast three years ago.