SAN FRANCISCO—The goal was to reposition One Sansome to meet today's tenant needs, from high-tech startups to established regional consumer brands, with the result being a diversified leasing mix and more leasable space for increased ROI.

HOUSTON—Many have an interest to build, live and work closer to the CBD, however, Houston has high construction costs and a skills shortage, which is compounding the vacancy problem.

FORT WORTH—The growth of the West 7th area drove the decision to evolve the identity of the property to better distinguish the restaurants, stores and events, thus attracting more visitors and tenants.

CUPERTINO, CA—Creative single-tenant office assets boasting strong tenancies with the likes of Apple find buyer interest, even in the tightest submarkets, GlobeSt.com learns in this EXCLUSIVE.

THE WOODLANDS, TX—The solid performance of the asset along with institutional ownership helped attract many viable financing options and ultimately led to securing a competitive overall deal structure.

DALLAS—Surprise, surprise, Dallas is included in the list of several cities that have built to impress in post-recession times, with among the most apartment completions since 2010, according to RENTCafé.

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—Despite decelerating job growth and constraints on office and apartment rent growth, the region remains a top choice for foreign and domestic investors, as well as an innovation source that will drive long-term demand.