DALLAS-Playing off the "build it and they will come" philosophy, Cushman & Wakefield has netted $3.7 million for a client. The first step had been to find the right tenant and then, the right buyer.

SAN ANTONIO-The 102,079-sf Titan Building is on its way back, with six new leases and two renewals, including one expansion. The structure's 68% occupancy has jumped to 90% with the pacts.

DALLAS-Three staffing additions have taken place at IA-Dallas and Hillwood. Project coordinator, database services manager and public relations vice president headline the changes for the prestigious companies.

AUSTIN-The time has come to end a 15-year relationship at 301 Congress. Trammell Crow's Austin staff is busy this week, and maybe this weekend, boxing belongings for the transition to the Wells Fargo Tower.

AUSTIN-AV Labs follows the lead of its overseer, Austin Ventures, and the Austin Chamber of Commerce. The accelerator venture fund has teamed with hire.com to find top talent around the country for its portfolio companies.

DALLAS-American Investment Mortgage is barred for five years as a FHA lender. HUD's review board alleges the Dallas firm has maintained an improper branch network plus allowed a satellite office to submit loans before it had been approved as an originator.

DALLAS-The Staubach Co. has opened nine new offices this year. And, three or four more are in the pipeline as Staubach quarterbacks a drive to secure its branding in the four corners of the world.

DALLAS-Susan Gwin, a commercial real estate veteran, is the first woman to receive the prestigious Stemmons Award in its 25-year history. The honor is bestowed by peers, ranking tenure, production and standards as part of the criteria.