DALLAS—As more multifamily/mixed-use developments add culinary experiences that also appeal to surrounding residents, office/mixed-use properties are finding the destination restaurant concept has the same effect.

DUBLIN, CA—Homebuilders are allowing homeowners to live further from the typical urban core, while also having access to conveniences thanks to communities built close to public transportation.

SAN ANTONIO—Frost Tower, the first development of its kind in 27 years, has broken ground and is slated for 2019, when the class-A office tower will serve as Cullen/Frost Bankers Inc.'s corporate headquarters.

DALLAS—As a key driver of Texas' economy, the state welcomed more than 255 million domestic travelers and 10 million international guests, generating more than $68 billion in direct travel spending in 2015, GlobeSt.com learns in this EXCLUSIVE.

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

BERKELEY, CA—Following the kick-off of a 260,000-square-foot spec development project called EmeryStation West, Wareham Development continues its East Bay public-private partnership with the city of Berkeley.

DALLAS—Both older and younger markets have fueled downtown growth and are poised to continue, particularly in those cities that offer jobs, housing, amenities and relevant activities.

SAN ANTONIO—Leah Gallagher was recently named Transwestern's city leader–San Antonio, and recently shared some insights into the local market and projections for the remainder of the year in this EXCLUSIVE.