DALLAS-The largest deal in the trio of leases goes to 2100 McKinney in the Dallas CBD. The premier high-rise fills a 25,846-sf office left empty by Ernst & Young US. Addison and Las Colinas buildings win the other pacts.

MIAMI-Texas Pacific Group of Fort Worth is the lead player in the consortium comprised of Boston-based Bain Capital, owner of the Domino's Pizza chain, and Goldman Sachs Capital Partners of New York.

IRVING, TX-Some 300 workers are being displaced in a shutdown of the lone Texas manufacturing site for San Jose, CA-based Atmel Corp. Broker interviews are under way to ID the team to sell the 56-acre site, bought just two years ago from Hitachi.

SAN ANTONIO-Overall vacancy of 19.3% is 30 basis points better than just three months ago. It appears the market's bottomed out and is ready to climb despite some hits that could be leveled by some major players around town.

DALLAS-Crow Holdings uses an unencumbered 1.8-million-sf industrial portfolio in five cities to secure the funds. The loan arranger isn't at liberty to say what Crow intends to do with the capital, but it's the REIT's second big ticket refi in four months.

DALLAS-Cushman & Wakefield of Texas researchers say there are 483 sites available, of which 163 carry near-term expirations through January 2004. As for the rates, they are undercutting direct space rent anywhere from 28 cents per sf to as much as $4.69 per sf.

FORT WORTH-The word is out that General Mills is the inbound tenant for AllianceTexas' newest build-to-suit. The deal adds 302,185 sf to General Mills' AllianceTexas hub while the development is just 54,770 sf shy of a record year.

DALLAS-The 24,000-sf project entails remodeling cell biology research space and offices. The two-phase project delivers in March 2003 as part of the campus' ongoing push to develop a premier biomedical corridor.