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DALLAS-A Dallas partnership, led by two well-known Dallas names, acquires a hard corner, with a 42,000-sf building, at Harry Hines Boulevard and Empire Central. A 13,000-sf lease is in hand to push occupancy to 100%.

HOUSTON-Clint H. Harrington of McCord Development will lead the 560-member BOMA chapter as president, replacing Steven M. Seltzer of TPMC Realty. This year's president-elect is Ted Freyer of Crescent.

BRIDGEWATER, NJ-The sale price was not disclosed for the year-old class A Bridgewater Crossing, which is 70% occupied by Aventis, but industry sources place it in the $140-155 million range.

WALTHAM, MA-Private Healthcare Systems renews its lease for 200,000 sf of space at 1100 Winter St. in Bay Colony Corporate Center, a 58-acre complex comprised of four buildings. The five-year lease is one of the largest in the area in recent months.

MEXICO CITY-The properties include a 336,000-sf office building here and two industrial parks totaling 1.7 million sf. Proceeds will be used to finance retail and residential development in the country.

MIAMI-The law firm Adorno & Yoss inked a deal to lease 55,000 sf for 12 years in the 12-story, class A office building, called 2525 Ponce de Leon, where the rental range is $32 to $34 per sf. The Coral Gables, FL building is scheduled to break ground this quarter.

PHILADELPHIA-Delaware-based Morgan Properties and Pen-Del Real Estate teamed up to buy the industrial park near Philadelphia International Airport for about $11 per sf. The 1.8-million-sf manufacturing, warehouse and office complex is 70% leased and has room for further development.

HOUSTON-The Lionstone Group, founded 18 months ago, gets a $75-million initial equity commitment with a buying power of up to $220 million for office buildings in 65 markets. Oregon Public Employees Retirement Fund is the equity player.