PLANO, TX-Computex Support Services Inc. takes a breather from looking for a consolidation site for three locations, renewing 10,995 sf of flex industrial space in the Plano 190 Business Center.

DALLAS-The final count is in: 38 buildings, with 100,000 sf or more, changed hands last year. The all-in take falls short of the record, but it's still the strongest surge in six years. TICs took the lead as the big spenders, laying out $449 million for deeds around town.

DALLAS-The final count is in: 38 buildings, with 100,000 sf or more, changed hands last year. The all-in take falls short of the record, but it's still the strongest surge in six years. TICs took the lead as the big spenders, laying out $449 million for deeds around town.

DALLAS-The hotel REIT adds a leading industry professional, David C. Kloeppel, to its board of directors and Trammell Crow Co. promotes seven leading producers to managing director and principal.

DALLAS-The corporation ends 18 months of talks to put KRLD into Fitzhugh Central along with three others in the network. KRLD, now broadcasting from Ameriquest Field in Arlington, gets a full floor of 14,502 sf after one tenant agrees to shuffle its space.

DALLAS-Local investor Richard Cole outbids several others eyeing the hard-to-find product in Brookhollow. The buyer expedites the sale by agreeing to go hard on the earnest money before paperwork reaches the title company, the deal's broker says.

DALLAS-Changes, including the sale of its headquarters, drive a record $12.2 billion in revenue for the year and $2 billion for Q4.

DALLAS-Dr. M. Ray Perryman, a 2005 Nobel Memorial Prize nominee and acclaimed economist, says the "region" is on the way back although the numbers have yet to reflect the uptick. Key to the economic picture is looking at Dallas/Fort Worth as a whole.