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AUSTIN-Lee Hecht Harrison, a global job placement firm, has made its way to Austin, eyeing laid-off workers from the dot-com industry. The company is just settling into its office at The Esprit III in the city's southwest submarket.

DALLAS-Cushman & Wakefield has promoted Elizabeth Trocchio to senior managing director in Dallas, a post that's been vacant for three months. Change is coming, she says. Retail, maybe an Austin office and uniting the Texas team are on the agenda.

LONDON-Barlows will become the latest quoted property company to pull out of the London stock market if a planned management buyout succeeds.

AUBURN HILLS, MI-The Auburn Hills campus is the site of the seventh of 18 Michigan Technical Education Centers to open across Michigan to train workers in high-skill, high-wage, high-demand occupations.

LONDON-FISPAM has bought site at 1, Kings Arms Yard, Moorgate, London EC2 with planning consent to develop 80,000 sf of offices.

KENT, WA-Two grocery companies this week announce they will be delivering nearly 700,000 sf of distribution space back to the Kent market. Scott Alan, an industrial expert with Colliers International talks about the impact and the market's status.

AUSTIN-A high-tech document retrieval and archival company has opened a second Web hosting facility in Austin. This time, it's the CBD. EPSIIA's next stop is Kansas City in a bid for its fourth US location.

HOLLYWOOD, FL-The locally based commercial real estate development company readjusts the marketing strategy at two of its LightSpeed facilities as demand weakens in the South Florida market for space as pure data centers.