SAN ANTONIO-South Texas Money Management is sliding into 6,000 sf for 100 W. Olmos Dr., an 18,000-sf office building on the CBD's outskirts. With the new lease, the building is 85% occupied.

AUSTIN-Amil International Insurance Co. is weighing whether to build or buy. Until a plan is in hand, the health-care insurance provider is staying put in 15,490 sf in the north submarket.

ROUND ROCK, TX-Sansone Group of St. Louis antes up more than the asking price for the two-year-old shopping center that launched the retail component to the 328-acre development. It's the joint venture seller's sixth sale this year.

SAN ANTONIO-The cafeteria-style restaurant chain has made changes to offset the losses, but still comes up short in balancing the books. Luby's first-quarter count is still in the red by $3.1 million. A year ago, the loss was $8 million.

SAN ANTONIO-The new owner gets the 96%-occupied Iron Horse Apartments on 18.3 acres in a submarket where vacancy is low and projected to go lower in 2003 when the US Army South Command sets up shop at Fort Sam Houston.

WACO, TX-Wal-Mart unveils plans to break ground in the spring on a 202,000-sf returns processing center to service five states. Just like the 305,000-sf project for Tractor Supply, Wal-Mart has picked a spot in Waco's 1,800-acre industrial park.

SAN ANTONIO-Buyer Sunbelt Mill Supply will occupy 22,000 sf of the 30,175-sf building, which came with a tenant for the balance. The seller put the holding on the market after he sold his furniture business.

SAN ANTONIO-Desert Glory, producer of NatureSweet tomatoes, takes an entire 9,000-sf building along Capital Port Drive. The five-year lease, with a five-year option, caps a yearlong search for a larger office.