Houston

After three years in an economic energy slump, Houston's office market is ready for a boost, although large energy giants profits in the fourth quarter were largely driven by continued lean budgets and staff reductions.

Two large office properties sold last year for more than $500 million each and tenants are flocking to the CBD to extend leases, demonstrating the rebirth and growth of Houston, even after a challenging year.

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

Richland zeroed in on 8100 Westpark due to its sought-after location with high visibility, as well as access to distribution routes and multiple entry points with three main ingresses, its CEO tells GlobeSt.com.

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

A new CBRE report finds oil producers are adapting to the new landscape by restructuring to focus on onshore operations, increasing rig and operator efficiency and exploring alternative energy sources.

Spaces chose Houston because of its solid workforce and pro-business environment that stimulates the city's economic landscape, and strong infrastructure, which provides support to growing industries.

A quarter of the country's total population will be in the elder years within the coming decade, along with pressure to cut costs and new technologies, to result in boosted demand for medical office properties.