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WHITE PLAINS-Westchester County officials say that a total of 30 development firms have expressed interest thus far in building a biomedical research complex in Valhalla that could total as much as one million sf of space.

DALLAS-UT Southwestern is getting the largest research facility to be built on a Texas campus. The 856,000-sf, two-building project is carrying financial blessings from the federal government on down to private donations.

ORLANDO-Rola-Trac North America of Norfolk, England is taking the space at Sanford Industrial Park, 1140 Albright Road, for five years at an aggregate rent of $222,984 ($3.72 per sf). Rola-Trac provided one million sf of temporary, synthetic-built roadways for the British Army fighting rebels in the mountain regions of Kosovo in 1999.

HOUSTON-This month, Hines starts the renovation of its second project in Milan, a four-building, 264,000-sf former post office. The project, carrying a year-end 2003 finish, is attracting interest from a number of prospective tenants.

SEATTLE-Morning Eagle, a new village by Houston-based Hines Interests LP that will more than triple the bed base in this ski resort community, is being designed by Seattle-based Callison Architecture.

HOUSTON-Hines Interests polishes off plans for its fourth Brazilian project. Torre Almirante, a 36-story design, will rise in the Rio de Janeiro downtown. The renowned architect, Robert A.M. Stern, is masterminding the office tower's look.

WASHINGTON, DC-The District of Columbia Building Industry Association elects officers and directors for 2002, and names William B. Alsup, II of Houston's Hines Interests Limited Partnership to be the organization's new president.

IRVING, TX-Cousins Texas beats out Houston's Hines Interests for a $1.8-million, 30-month contract to oversee development of a new convention center. Cousins, the project's pre-development manager, wasn't a shoo-in, GlobeSt.com is told.