DALLAS-The private investor bests six others for the 93,087-sf, class B building leased through 2012 to Greyhound. The buyer pays more than $10 million in a blended deal with 1031 Exchange funds and a $7.4-million loan assumption.

DALLAS-Buyer Atmos Energy gets more than just the TXU Gas operation, it's getting hundreds of commercial real estate deeds, including a full city block plus warehouses, service centers and pipeline rights of way all across Texas.

GRAND PRAIRIE, TX-Though new to North Texas, the inbound tenant, Kerr Industries, has a 52-year history with the automotive industry. Armed with a GM contract, the Canadian firm settles on 950 West Freeway after a 10-month search.

DALLAS-Bank of America signs a 10-year lease for a two-decade address at One Main Place, one of five Downtown locations. The 338,035-sf deal is underwritten with a promise of expansion in the financial district high rise.

FORT WORTH-Trinity Bluff's developer reworks financing to get fresh funds to start infrastructure so two land sales can close in August. Lincoln, with dibs on four phases, is starting with 4.4 acres for 300 units while a rebounding veteran is buying 1.5 acres.

ADDISON, TX-WMC Mortgage Corp. takes down the balance of the fourth floor in Colonnade III, marking a second expansion since its move-in last year. The series of class A takedowns, totaling 49,880 sf, runs co-terminus for the long term.

HALTOM CITY, TX-Right Printers strikes a deal with a buyback option for a 55,985-sf shop on the market for $1.1 million with a 10% cap rate. The deal closes at a higher cap to an investment group from Centennial, CO.

DALLAS-A Trammell Crow Co. team is courting investors in the US and abroad for CSFB's last asset in the downtown. The 1.3-million-sf, class A high rise is being hyped as a value-add play. The no-minimum ask could easily surpass $100 million, sources say.