DALLAS-Cornerstone Crossing is readying to break ground on a 114,400-sf second phase for the projected 400,000-sf industrial park. Meanwhile, the 25.4-acre park has a new leasing team, which is close to signing a 50,000-sf tenant for the new building.

DALLAS-The Dallas-Ft. Worth region is leading the nation in job growth and another 80,000 positions are to come on line this year, says Holliday Fenoglio Fowler's research director. The office market might be in a temporary slump, but multifamily is not.

DALLAS-The Dallas-Ft. Worth region is leading the nation in job growth and another 80,000 positions are to come on line this year, says Holliday Fenoglio Fowler's research director. The office market might be in a temporary slump, but multifamily is not.

GEORGETOWN, TX-Larry Peel is planning the final stage to Water's Edge, a 70-unit project that will deliver in spring 2002. And, he says, an upscale 50-unit condo project is in the works for a nearby parcel that he's negotiating to buy.

AUSTIN-Waco Rinks has disposed of its two Austin roller skating rinks, one in the city's northern tier and the other in the southwest. Come May 15, doors will open on a youth-oriented basketball training facility while the other continues as is.

FT. WORTH-Dell Computer has nipped two Ft. Worth deals from its near-term business plans. One is a 500-acre campus and the other, 75,000 sf at Alliance. Meanwhile, Austin and Round Rock holdings are under the magnifying glass.

AUSTIN-Hart Graphics has shuttered its N. MoPac Expressway location and hired a NAI/Commercial Industrial Properties team to hawk the 226,301-sf holding. One broker says it's the last of Hart's printing facilities in the state to go.

AUSTIN-Southern Union Co. is taking an extra 7,500 sf for a total of 51,000 sf in the under-construction Barton Skyway IV. And, it could end up the lead tenant for now if Vignette decides to withdraw its commitment for 108,000 sf.