DALLAS-In a once-a-year report, the final count shows the region's office buildings' average selling price has dipped. Not really a concern, says Roddy Information Services, just an indication availability of class-A properties might be shrinking. All other sectors had experienced upswings.

FLOWER MOUND, TX-Silverwing Development of San Francisco, and Denver-based Hampton Partners have selected Dallas' Bradford Cos. to market their 361-acre office-hotel development. Details are sketchy, but full build-out could bring five million sf.

DALLAS-CopiersNow, a Denver-based business equipment supplier, is searching for more Texas space in a nationwide rollout strategy that's starting here. The driver naturally is the state's high-tech profile and companies' proclivity for online trade.

DALLAS-Greenbriar Corp., a seniors community operator, is moving into leased space in mid-April to Centura Tower after selling its 25,509-sf Addison headquarters. New tenants also are headed to Pacific Center II and Belt Line Place.

DALLAS-Cawley Wilcox has snagged another player from the competitors' ranks. And, says Bill Cawley, more surprises are coming as he builds his All-Star team. He's talking in Denver as well, with his eyes on Atlanta and Boston in 2002.

DALLAS-Allied Riser Communications is off and running with connections to its US and Canadian portfolio. The hookups include 37 Dallas-Ft. Worth buildings, totaling 15.9 million sf.

ARLINGTON, TX-Donruss Playoff, a baseball card manufacturer, is one of three deals cut recently by Henry S. Miller Commercial teams. Another deal opens the door to a new retail development in Plano.

DALLAS-Spire Realty is finalizing agreements with the city and county while eyeing a fourth-quarter demolition start in the 1.2-million sf Mercantile block. The $85-million mixed-use project will bring needed retail to the CBD.