AUSTIN-Four deals for 3,577 sf of neighborhood services cap availability at the 26,179-sf 9415 Burnet Rd. in the north submarket. The submarket bears a 21% vacancy, but the upside is that it hasn't gone up since the 2001 close.

AUSTIN-Gardere Wynne Sewell, headquartered in Dallas, lines up 7,837 sf at the class A CBD high-rise. The law firm's office choice is in the tallest tower of the three-tiered building, now 84% occupied.

AUSTIN-A high-profile task force has cast its ballot on Block 21, the CBD project area bought from Computer Sciences Corp. A dense, mixed-use project with ground-floor retail leads the suggested uses.

AUSTIN-The 86,276-sf, fully leased Govalle Shopping Center is bought from San Antonio-based grocer, H-E-B. Endeavor makes the purchase with a 10-year, fixed-rate loan from Bank of America.

SAN ANTONIO-SKJ Partners is gearing up to redo the Residences, a 127-unit, class B high-rise at 1550 Jackson Keller in San Antonio's north central submarket. Inland Mortgage Corp. provided the bridge loan for the project.

AUSTIN-The software developer for physicians and hospitals heads to the southwest submarket and exits the northeast. It's the second sublease deal in recent months for 3001 Bee Cave Rd. EClickMD needs the extra space for its growth plan.

BASTROP, TX-The new store is part of a 283-acre development at the intersection of Texas 71 and Loop 304. The store opens in mid-July, then allowing the national retailer to focus on a September ribbon-cutting in Sunset Valley.

AUSTIN-Dell Computer again tries a retail strategy that involves real estate instead of telecommunications. A similar play was attempted in the early 1990s. This time, Dell takes a safer tact by renting mall kiosks.