DALLAS—The metro is known for its diverse economy that is largely tied to national economic movement rather than one sector in particular, however, tech is continuing its influence along with insurance.

HOUSTON—According to the National Association of Realtors, being in a walkable neighborhood is one of the most important community variables for buyers, attributing to the popularity of Parc at Midtown.

SAN FRANCISCO—One Henry Adams, the 241-residence apartment community in the Showplace Square neighborhood, built by Suffolk Construction and designed by BAR Architects, was developed at $164.4 million.

HOUSTON—The campus also uses an energy recovery wheel, which pre-cools fresh air before it is transferred through the mechanical system, requiring less energy to cool and condition the buildings.

PLANO, TX—Data Centers are springing up everywhere: one center is just completed and one is underway in Plano as well as the CBD, with leasing agents poised to tackle lease up.

SAN RAMON, CA—In addition to being time-efficient, Booster's on-demand fuel delivery services is environmentally friendly; it is able to eliminate roughly 1.5 miles of travel per delivery and average commutes are shortened by 30-60 minutes per month, thereby reducing carbon emissions.

DALLAS—With oil stabilized and up some from its lows, and energy producers having adjusted to lower prices, Ten-X believes the worst of the impact from low oil is behind us, influencing investors to respond.

HOUSTON—The Midtown area has recorded significant residential, retail, restaurant and small office building development during the last five years, which is anticipated to continue due to its sought-out location.