EULESS, TX-As the economy shifts so do the building assignments in a bid to breathe fresh life into holdings. In Euless, the building owner relinquishes a 70,000-sf holding. In Arlington, a state agency's relocation sparks a leasing change.

FT. WORTH-Jackson Shaw Co. of Dallas is confident it's found a niche in a region bulging with office space. A 29,000-sf spec office-flex building will ride the coattails of a build-to-suit for Snap-on Inc. The CentrePort duet will cost upward of $7 million.

DALLAS-The DFW region wrestles with the highest amount of sublease space in the nation, nearly eight million sf at Q3's close, says Grubb & Ellis. Add in the 39.2 million sf that's currently vacant and 8.3 million sf under construction and the mercury's dangerously high.

DALLAS-A long-time owner of an in-town building near the historic Dr. Pepper site, now an upscale mixed-use development, snares close to his $1-million asking price for an 11,381-sf office building. A law firm takes the title and the owner's office in the sale.

IRVING, TX-FelCor shareholders were forewarned, but now it's fact: The REIT's Q3 RevPAR is down 17%. But, there's good news on the horizon. FelCor's occupancy is making a rebound and late 2002 could bring "substantial opportunities.

DALLAS-It's beginning to look like the NFL draft, with more real estate professionals shifting affiliations or moving up in the ranks. Of the 15 changes, Lissa Cooke goes from Staubach to Julien J. Studley, where she is one of two corporate managing directors.

DALLAS-It's beginning to look like the NFL draft, with more real estate professionals shifting affiliations or moving up in the ranks. Of the 15 changes, Lissa Cooke goes from Staubach to Julien J. Studley, where she is one of two corporate managing directors.

FT. WORTH-Logistics provider Saddle Creek of Lakeland, FL has the team hard at work on a 430,000-sf distribution center in the 600-acre Railhead Industrial Park, north of Ft. Worth. The $8.7-million project delivers in February 2002.