TUCSON-A non-profit group has purchased for $20.85 million the largest apartment complex in the city and plans to turn it into a full-service retirement center.

DENVER-The presidential race has competition in Colorado for the Nov. 7 election. If passed, the amendment will require cities and counties to create development districts where projects must again go before voters for a "yea" or "nay.

ORLANDO-The highlight of the three-day event, beginning today at the 750-room Hyatt Regency Grand Cypress Resort here, will be entrepreneur H. Wayne Huizenga's presentation of the Developer of the Year award to Terry W. Stiles, chairman of Fort Lauderdale, FL-based Stiles Corp. The conference is attracting about 1,000 NAIOP members.

PHOENIX--The recently opened Loop 101 in Scottsdale has attracted yet another project, this time a $13-million speculative office complex, scheduled to break ground by April.