HOUSTON—A recently financed multifamily property is located in submarket with a low 4.1% vacancy overall and rents are projected are to keep growing at an average annual rate of 2.55% through 2019.

AUSTIN, TX—Due to robust employment growth, Austin's office market is setting record highs in absorption and rents, while reaching new post-recession vacancy lows, joining the ranks of America's major cities.

SAN FRANCISCO—Since 2008, Shorenstein has reduced energy use by 19.5% and cut carbon emissions by 19%.

TEMPE, AZ—At $56.7 million, the purchase price is well below current replacement cost as well as other deals currently trading in the Phoenix market.

AUSTIN, TX—The 256,000-square-foot 15-building Met Center received new debt of $28 million and $4.5 million of preferred equity.

DALLAS—Saint Paul Place's offering is a higher level, as compared to other Arts District or CBD assets due to the location and small floor plates.

RICHMOND, TX—Expanding residential development and demand from consumers in the area are expected to drive continued retail expansion in and around Aliana.

SAN FRANCISCO—In this GlobeSt.com EXCLUSIVE, Alan Mark, president of The Mark Company, discusses the underlying trends that are driving the multifamily market and the continued impact going forward.