Mack Real Estate Group’s infill industrial project in Scottsdale heads for review

In project documents submitted to the city of Scottsdale, Mack Real Estate Group said it wants to capitalize on nearby freeway access and existing zoning entitlements while filling a "sorely lacking market" for industrial development.

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Mack Real Estate Group’s infill industrial project in Scottsdale heads for review

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