DALLAS-Maxim Integrated Products Inc. sold twoflex buildings and a data center totaling 46,043 square feet in twoseparate deals. The transactions took place as part of an on-goingdisposition of 13 buildings that were retired earlier this year asbusiness units transition to 138,000 square feet of brand-newresearch and development space on its North Dallas campus.

CK & LK Properties LLC acquired an18,613-square-foot flex building with a 3,240-square-foot datacenter at 4215 N. Beltwood Pkwy. in Farmers Branch, TX. Down theroad, startup D3 Semiconductor LLC purchased a24,190 square-foot structure, outfitted with light manufacturingequipment, at 15050 E. Beltwood Pkwy. in Addison, TX.

During Q1 2012, California-based Maxim began relocating 800employees to its new building, which sits on an 18.5-acre tract itcarved from a 45-acre campus inherited in 2001 with the acquisitionof Dallas Semiconductor Corp. During this year'stransition, the vacant buildings were available on a sale or leasebasis, but that's no longer the case, according to Leigh C.Richter, senior vice president of Dallas-basedBradford Commercial Real Estate Services, who ishandling the disposition for the Fortune 1000 company.