HOUSTON—Stonelake has finalized plans for its next phase and will break ground on the new development in the third quarter of 2017, with completion scheduled for first quarter 2019.

SAN FRANCISCO—While the Infinity is sold out, the lower-floor Lumina residences have only 20% of inventory remaining, not including the higher-priced penthouses which expand across half of a floor.

HOUSTON—While there are signs of optimism, the recovery will be slow and measured until the energy engine kicks into high gear, and there are still several areas limiting recovery speed including job growth.

DALLAS—Investors are looking to Texas as one of the fastest growing real estate hubs in the country, with specific metros such as Dallas ranked in the top tier for housing market investments.

REDWOOD CITY, CA—Population growth and related traffic issues will make traditional freeway-located office parks increasingly less attractive in the years ahead; rather firms find an improved work/life balance that comes from a transit-oriented setting.

HOUSTON—Planning entities are responding with needed infrastructure and pedestrian improvements that will allow Upper Kirby to grow smart without compromising the unique atmosphere, history and character that defines it.

PLANO, TX—The Plano/Legacy/Frisco office velocity continues to ramp up, as corporate development in Legacy West nears completion, putting Legacy Park in a position to snatch up incoming demand.

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