Austin, TX—City Council members are concerned about the Austin's ability to handle what they're calling urgent, new initiatives, including more development.

BELLEVUE, WA—Two of the top brokers at Cushman & Wakefield Commerce's Bellevue commercial office brokers, Kip Durrell and Jeff Jochums, have left the company and joined competitor CBRE.

DENNISON, TX—Transwestern has negotiated the sale of a 140,000-square-foot, building leased by Connecticut General Life Insurance Company. The building was purchased by a local investment partnership, Covenant Denison Holdings LLC, Tom L. Johnson, President from GE Commercial Finance Business Property.

OAKLAND, CA-- The governing board overseeing the city's coliseum complex will spend $1 million studying new stadium proposals. One calls for an entertainment and sports district on 1,000 acres site.

SAN JOSE, CA—A new 70,000-square-foot to facility be built by by 2014.

DENVER—The new owner of the former St. Anthony's Hospital is said to have paid less than $12 per SF for the 18 acre-plus site.

FORT WORTH, TX—FTS, also known as Frac Tech Services, plans to sell the 550,000 square-foot building at it bought from ConAgra in 2011.

SAN FRANCISCO—Rising rents fueled by the area's tech boom have driven one of Union Square's most prestigious galleries out of the neighborhood. A 32 percent increase cited.