PHOENIX-A project manager, project coordinator and supervisor and materials overseer have joined the Beck Group to assist the development firm handle its growing list of Arizona projects. Together, they bring a combined 40 years of experience to the firm.

PHOENIX-An investment group working under different entities sells two holdings located within miles of each other to separate California buyers. The seller is opting out of the properties in order to focus on new ventures.

PHOENIX-Work begins in 2004 on North America's largest design-build water treatment facility on 225 acres near Lake Pleasant. At the 2007 completion, the plant will provide 80 million gallons of water daily to 400,000 homes in the metro's northwest suburbs.

GLENDALE, AZ-The 112-unit complex's quality, high occupancy and positive returns brought at least five buyers into the bidding, but it was a Chicago man who took the deed with an offer just short of the $5.2-million asking price.

PHOENIX-A 1031 Exchange buyer from Phoenix wins the face-off for the 40th Street Medical Plaza, situated across the street from Paradise Valley Hospital in one of Phoenix's most explosive growth areas.

PHOENIX-Buoyed by small to mid-size users, the Valley's Industrial market appears to be picking up steam. Net absorption has increased, vacancies have dropped and demand for new construction has been on the rise.

PHOENIX-Two groups of Vancouver-based investors are eyeing plans to grab two half-built projects that were abandoned in April by their Canadian developer. The intent was just filed with the city for the WilloWalk and Superstition Lakes condo projects.

CHANDLER, AZ-The 242-room hotel and 85,000-sf fitness center will go up on a 7.4-acre tract, bought in recent days for $7.3 million. Scottsdale developer Jeff Cline intends to break ground in early 2004 on the Chandler Boulevard project.