DALLAS-The Cirrus Group is fine-tuning the plan for its third medical office building in less than a year in an upper middle-income Dallas-Fort Worth community. The Trophy Club project will eventually include a short-stay hospital and assisted living facility.

DALLAS-Henry S. Miller Commercial hires architect Davis H. Glass as its construction services manager. McCarthy promotes a 25-year employee to vice president of operations for Texas and JPI names regional assistant VP from within.

DALLAS-A tenant says adios to Occidental Tower and heads to Greenhill Park, a jaunt of roughly two miles. But, the 540,000-sf Occidental isn't left out in the cold with the deal making. JPMorgan Capital goes from sublease status to direct.

DALLAS-Work has begun on Dallas-based JPI's newest project. It gives JPI an additional foothold on multifamily product near the Dallas CBD, which is always looking for residential fuel to stoke the revitalization fire.

ADDISON, TX-A private investor from Beverly Hills, CA gets a five-year loan at 7.5% interest from locally based Park Cities Bank. Though the holding is an Addison mainstay, the single-tenant is a "not for profit that just started.

CARROLLTON, TX-The game plan got its start a few months back when Macfarlan Real Estate acquired two buildings in a four-property buy and re-upped a tenant whose growth has sparked the space shuffle and build-to-suit expansion.

DALLAS-It was, says Bill Cawley, "the hardest business day of my life." The Dallas-Fort Worth favorite son "right-sizes" his 100-member workforce to keep pace with the economy. Wilcox Development Co. takes the biggest hit.

FORT WORTH-The 11-year economic impact hits $19.1 billion, up a whopping $3.7 billion just in 2001. AllianceTexas didn't totally sidestep the recession, but it's still posting a net gain, says Mike Berry, Hillwood Properties' president.