DALLAS-Haves and have-nots are waging a battle over space. The battlefield is in bankruptcy court. Would-be tenants think it's a spot for discount rates for multiple sites and the court still believes 95 cents on the dollar can be recouped.

DALLAS-Haves and have-nots are waging a battle over space. The battlefield is in bankruptcy court. Would-be tenants think it's a spot for discount rates for multiple sites and the court still believes 95 cents on the dollar can be recouped.

AUSTIN-The city's available sublease space is continuing to rise, according to the latest accounting. Buls/Hodge Consulting says it's hit 2.2 million sf. Signing incentives are creeping into the market as sublessors vie for tenants.

SAN ANTONIO-The 120,000-sf under-construction third phase to Northwood Shopping Center is practically filled. Two more national retailers will join Academy Sports when the center delivers in the fall. And, Borders is headed to The Forum.

ROUND ROCK, TX-American Plumbing & Mechanical Inc. is in the expansion mode, opening four warehouse operations in nine months and expanding two. The promise of new markets and desire to be closer to clients' projects spark the drive.

FT. WORTH-Redevelopment plans aren't available, but an 87,000-sf shopping center is ticketed for a makeover into an upscale retail venue. Woodmont is teaming with owner Corrigan Real Estate Services for 5000 S. Hulen St. Shopping Center's makeover.

DALLAS-The Staubach Co. is getting a new chief information officer and Arlington's SCM Real Estate has a new broker. The hires are just part of the ongoing shift that has been sweeping the metroplex since the year's start.

TUCSON-San Francisco investor Steve Clark is shelling out about $1.1 million for a 24-year-old, 41-unit complex. Seller David Burns Revocable Trust of Tucson is getting $27,440 per unit, just a shade under the average price for properties in that category.