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ROUND ROCK, TX-ORDA Corp., based in Dallas, has bought the 183,547-sf Renaissance Square Shopping Center in Round Rock. The tenant roster includes an antique shop and Blockbuster. The buy is ORDA's first in this region.

INDIANAPOLIS-Vice Chairman Ray Weeks is leaving Duke-Weeks Realty Corp. "to pursue other interests." He spent more than 25 years with Weeks Corp. before its July 1999 merger with Duke Realty Investments.

WASHINGTON, DC-The nation's third-largest REIT's dividend is the equivalent of an annual yield of 8.9%, according to MeriStar's board of directors. MeriStar is the nation's third-largest REIT.

SEATTLE- Salomon Smith Barney has upgraded locally based Shurgard Storage Centers, a real estate investment trust specializing in self-storage facilities, to outperform from neutral. The company's stock price is flirting with a three-year high.

AUSTIN-A call center retreat in Austin doesn't mean the state capital has lost its appeal as a hub for the industry. Fact is, says the chamber's Mark Hazelwood, the call center trade is now part of the economic base and there's still great opportunities to be had.

LONDON-Britannic Asset Management has been granted planning consent on appeal for a 125,000 sf redevelopment of the former Kensington Market site, immediately next door to the Barkers department store in London's Kensington.

ORLANDO-Chicago-based APCOA/Standard Parking, one of the country's largest parking garage managers, doesn't want to handle the job at Orlando International Airport after September when its current contract expires. The contract's value was not disclosed.

DELRAN, NJ-The REIT moves one of its only two multifamily residential assets and plan to re-deploy the proceeds into office properties in the Northeast and Mid-Atlantic region.