RICHARDSON—The University of Texas at Dallas plans to break ground next month on a $53.25 million student living and learning center on its Richardson campus.
SAN FRANCISCO—Boston Properties, which is becoming one of the city's most active developers, is said to be in negotiations to buy a lot next to the Salt House restaurant.
SAN FRANCISCO—It has hosted two World Series, including one that was interrupted by an earthquake, but the latest plans for Candlestick Park involve a demolition a year from now.
ARLINGTON, TX—Lewis O'Donnell LLC has taken an all-cash offer for a 13.8-acre tract with six buildings, leased to Builders FirstSource Inc., from Union Pacific Railroad Corp., its next-door neighbor in the Great Southwest Industrial Park.
FREMONT, CA—Seagate Technology has closed on the sale of Solyndra LLC's former solar-panel facility. Site of high-profile bankruptcy built for $300 million.
DENVER—Bank of Commerce Mortgage, a leading provider of mortgage services in the Western United States, is expanding its Denver operations. Growth necessitated a move to a larger office space.