SACRAMENTO—With projects near job nerve centers continuing to thrive, capital gravitates to those types of properties, meanwhile, the governor's office approves tax credits for job-generating companies with a projected $828 million in total investment statewide.

DALLAS—The firm has tapped a top-level broker here for honors following three deals including Carrollton Oaks, a property that attracted 28 offers, and Bent Tree Park, potentially the biggest total sales price for the year.

HOUSTON—Enthusiasm should be tempered as recovery will be a slow process that won't always move in an upward trajectory and there are several areas limiting the speed of recovery including job growth.

SAN FRANCISCO—Some policy reforms expanding the production of these units, along with financial incentives, outreach programs and the acceleration of the housing crisis, have spurred more construction.

DALLAS—A new residential property combines walkability, nature and convenience with neighborhood in a location near Downtown, Uptown, Deep Ellum, Lower Greenville, Knox/Henderson and White Rock Lake.

HOUSTON—Transwestern's fundraising efforts contributed to granting wishes for Ruth, a 14-year-old girl, and Yasaar, a 14-year-old boy from Houston, with more than $184,000 raised within the span of a year.

SAN JOSE—Realtor.com placed San Francisco and San Jose in the top 10 Millennial Magnet US cities, with unemployment at 3.7% for both, and San Jose ranked the most productive US metropolitan area by the Brookings Institution.

HOUSTON—Albertsons Companies has retained Binswanger to market its 700,644-square-foot facility on approximately 70.24 acres, and the marketing effort is targeting e-commerce and grocery distribution companies.