Another Arizona condominium project seems to be coming up a little short: [Hat tip MR!]

Developers are planning to put the partially completed condominium complex 44 East Broadway on the market in hopes of finding a buyer or investor with deep enough pockets to finish the job.
“It’s not a panicky situation,” said James LeBeau, managing partner in the project. But “we can’t let it limp along anymore.”
LeBeau and other partners, including Mesa construction company president John Dunn, were attempting to convert the former federal courthouse annex into luxury condominiums, including several high-end penthouses.

Now, LeBeau said, they are planning to list the entire building for about $6 million.
Despite the difficulties in the real estate market — and problems plaguing other Downtown loft and condominium projects — LeBeau said 44 East Broadway is not in danger of failure. Rather, he said, the business partners are simply hoping to find someone with “a lot of cash” to expedite the redevelopment.
 
 
There are already  condominium projects in Tucson that have halted due to a lack of funds.  Investors with "a lot of cash" might be difficult to come by.