AUSTIN-The database software company has bought 11400 N. Lamar from AT&T. The plan, just like AT&T's, is to build out a data center in the three-year-old building. It will make the fourth such asset for the Oracle portfolio.

MIAMI-In a $53 million deal, the Miccosukee Tribe acquires a coveted 223-acre plot of land. Local water management officials had been eyeing the property for a water storage reservoir, but are now left to wonder what the tribe will do with the land.

HARVEY, IL-Hair-care products manufacturer Summit Laboratories relocates from nearby Chicago Heights after acquiring the property at 17010 S. Halsted St., which had been listed for sale at less than $17 per sf.

TAMPA, FL-The city moves forward with its planned $52 million Tampa Museum of Art as architect Rafael Vinoly reveals his design for what will be a 124,00-sf, six-story arts facility. Construction is expected to begin next year should be finished in December 2004.