HOUSTON—After the oil bust, Houston was on fourth down and needed to go long for a hail Mary, which seems to have paid off in the form of an economic stimulus estimated at $200 to $350 million.

SAN JOSE—A variety of fund consolidations, expansions and closings have hit the Bay Area recently, some of which will have an impact on local development or advance technology platforms and others will transfer valuations elsewhere.

FRISCO, TX—The ambitious $5 Billion Mile economic development program totals some 550 acres of office, retail, residential and hospitality development, expected to generate approximately 70,000 jobs.

HOUSTON—The goal of reducing healthcare-associated infections is a business necessity for the leaders of the nation's hospitals and health systems, according to JLL Healthcare Solutions.

Here's a look at the trends, announcements and deals that you may have missed in Texas, New Mexico, Colorado, Oklahoma and Arkansas.

SAN FRANCISCO—The First Street Tower will be the second tallest building in San Francisco at 910 feet after completion, with 109 residences and approximately 1.1 million square feet of office space.

DALLAS—The swathe of companies that call Texas home has driven high job growth in the Dallas-Fort Worth region, where 117,000 jobs (annualized) were created from 2015 to 2016.

HOUSTON—What's changed since the last Super Bowl? When comparing commercial real estate and other stats, some interesting stats emerge, such as the phenomenon of shrinking office space.