ROUND ROCK, TX-DuPont Photomasks is in the midst of a restructuring that is shuttering its near four-year-old facility in Scotland. With the planned changes, expenses will be cut by $2.5 million by first quarter 2002.

AUSTIN-Colliers Oxford's first-quarter report says the fix is in for the Austin market, leveling the playing field between owner and tenant. More space is keeping a lid on rent, which has spiked 16% in the past year.

COPPELL, TX-Duke-Weeks' spec 116,000-sf Freeport V has its first tenant, a familiar face who wanted some room to expand. ThyssenKrupp Dover Elevator Co., a tenant in another Duke-Weeks' holding, is taking 25,000 SF.

DALLAS-Henry S. Miller Commercial had promised change less than two months ago when it sold a two-state residential business. This time, it's the rollout of a construction division for finish-out and in-house work on new and existing developments.

AUSTIN-Colliers Oxford's first-quarter report says the fix is in for the Austin market, leveling the playing field between owner and tenant. More space is keeping a lid on rent, which has spiked 16% in the past year.

SAN ANTONIO-Everyone wants to be in San Antonio these days, says one of the city's leading commercial real estate professionals. A steady influx of retailers has skyrocketed per sf rates above class-A office asking prices.

SAN ANTONIO-Everyone wants to be in San Antonio these days, says one of the city's leading commercial real estate professionals. A steady influx of retailers has skyrocketed per sf rates above class-A office asking prices.

ARLINGTON, TX-Three office tenants have secured space in Arlington buildings, one of which is headed to the 10-building Governor's Row along E. Lamar in the city's northern tier. In another pact, a physician takes the last spot in a medical office building.