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PHOENIX-With just three years left in office, Phoenix Mayor Skip Rimsza is making it a top priority to get at least $200 million in state money to expand the downtown convention center by 1.5 million sf.

DALLAS-Cawley Wilcox has snagged another player from the competitors' ranks. And, says Bill Cawley, more surprises are coming as he builds his All-Star team. He's talking in Denver as well, with his eyes on Atlanta and Boston in 2002.

NEW YORK CITY-GMAC Commercial Mortgage, in partnership with Microsoft, Torto Wheaton and Visible Markets, has launched Realpoint, a web-based resource for those who follow commercial mortgage-backed securities. Realpoint provides CMBS information as well as evaluation tools and market data.

SAN DIEGO-A local construction firm has completed the third phase of a 372-unit, $85-million military barracks project at Miramar Marine Corps Air Station.

NEWARK-The acting governor, balancing difficult sports venue and Meadowlands Mall projects, wants the former but doesn't want the latter. July 1 looms as a big date. It was once thought he opposed the arena plan.

DENVER-A 30-year-old broker has snagged another accolade from Cushman and Wakefield, being named to the National Industrial Advisory Board. Alex Ringsby holds the distinction of being the youngest broker to be named director at C&W of Colorado.

MINNEAPOLIS-Ned Chapman is responsible for 20 property managers, 130 properties and 1,500 tenants. He had a stint as vice president of specialty services at Marsden Building Maintenance Co. in St. Paul.

TUALATIN, OR-Tualatin Business West will include four industrial-flex buildings and two commercial pads on 12.56 acres fronting Tualatin-Sherwood Road at 97th Avenue. The first buildings will be completed in October.