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

SANTA CLARA, CA—Buchanan's decision to purchase a 1987-era office building was spurred by Related Companies' reported $6.5 billion mixed-use center to be built just north of Levi's Stadium.

PASADENA, TX—Consistent demand in the southeast industrial submarket has kept vacancy and availability below metro-wide averages, resulting in its continued favorability with tenants this year.

FORT WORTH—The success of phase I and commitment to phase II is due to tenant demand for space in the Alliance area, long known by Fortune 500 firms for its logistics infrastructure.

SANTA CLARA, CA—From local bikeways to RideMatch, a new project is located between the Lawrence and Santa Clara Caltrain stations and a half-block from the proposed VTA Bus Rapid Transit Bowers station, along with access to numerous freeways.

DALLAS—The mixed-use project is located in the Main Street District, home to landmark assets including Neiman Marcus' flagship store and headquarters, the Joule Hotel and the new home of Forty Five Ten.

HOUSTON—Midway's analysis of redevelopment trends found there are well-loved places with green space and retail destinations, but very few combine both, until the Buffalo Heights District came about.

ALAMEDA, CA—Ascentris' plan was to acquire The Waterfront, knowing several large tenants would soon vacate, leaving more than 150,000 square feet requiring improvements, followed by a revised leasing strategy.