Dallas/Fort Worth

Here's a look at this week's trends, announcements and deals that you may have missed in Texas, New Mexico, Colorado, Oklahoma, Arkansas and Louisiana.

DALLAS—NAIOP's industrial real estate conference assumes a case-study format that will reveal to attendees the many complexities that go into creating large-scale projects, CenterPoint Properties' Jim Clewlow, advisory committee chair for the conference, tells GlobeSt.com <b>EXCLUSIVELY</b>.

IRVING, TX—The decision to maintain the corporate headquarters at One Panorama Center came after MultiView got a competitive extension structure for the 109,610-square-foot lease and pledges for significant upgrades at the property.

DALLAS-Overbuilding concerns surface with 17.8 million sf under way and a 5.2-million-sf spread over its closest competitor. The saving grace, for now, is the local economy.

DALLAS-To meet market demands, experts will probe, analyze and discuss current financial conditions and other issues for all CRE sectors at the Nov. 13 conference.

WYLIE, TX-The partners expect to go vertical in November on Broadstone Wylie, the first new complex in five years in the city. The project cost exceeds $20 million.

DALLAS-Marshall White expands to 10,985 sf and Adorno, Yoss, White &amp; Wiggins takes 12,211 sf in the CBD trophy. The deals for upper-bank space have seven- and 10-year terms.

LEWISVILLE, TX-The site's cleared and vertical work begins in December on the 151-unit Amaranth@544, the seed for a possible REIT and merchant build program.