DALLAS-One office complex in Fort Worth and two in Dallas earn awards at BOMA International's 96th annual competition. The Summit Office Park, Waterside Commons and Atrium at Northcreek deliver a rare triple sweep for the region.

DALLAS-The Le Meridien flag lowers Monday after a 22-year run in the Plaza of the Americas. With an eviction order in hand, LaSalle Hotel Properties gets the keys and passes them to Starwood to start a new era as the "Westin City Center Dallas.

HALTOM CITY, TX-A Fort Worth investor and a defense contractor cut a nine-month sale/leaseback in an all-cash deal for the former Safeway supermarket, converted about three years ago for manufacturing use.

DALLAS-Julien J. Studley's office numbers for Dallas practically mirror its peers, with some variations of course. Studley pegs sublease space at 9.4 million sf, with four of 18 submarkets each having more than one million sf up for grabs.

DALLAS-A Cushman & Wakefield senior director says the mandate to remove old high-tech cabling from commercial structures has the potential to kill deals as building owners and tenants argue who is responsible for the cost to comply.

MESQUITE, TX-In a one-off deal, a private investor from Dallas takes the deed to land for close to the $2 per sf asking price. The buyer now is deciding whether to divvy and sell retail pad sites or build.

DALLAS-Robert Yaquinto Printing Co. holds onto a building at 4515 Bronze Way that it's occupied for at least a decade. The tenant and building owner, Proterra Properties, strike a five-year, market-rate pact.

CROWLEY, TX-A Utah owner of self-storage properties beats out two other full price offers for a well-leased combo property with upside tied to a road extension. An abutting seven acres are bought for an expansion.