FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE [February 25, 2020 | Grand Junction, CO] – The Grand Junction Economic Partnership (GJEP) is pleased to welcome Micah Adams to the team. As Real Estate Development Manager, Adams assumes a brand-new role within the organization, which will support developers and business prospects with navigating Mesa County’s commercial and residential landscape.

“Our improving economy, affordable commercial real estate and seven Opportunity Zones has created interest from local and out of area developers that is wonderful and almost overwhelming,” said GJEP Executive Director Robin Brown. “With Micah’s hands-on experience in real estate development and construction, he brings a whole new set of skills to GJEP that will be a tremendous asset as we grow our services to meet the increasing demand that we’re seeing.”

Adams joins GJEP from FCI Constructors, where he was part of a project management team that oversaw construction of large commercial buildings. Adams holds a Bachelor of Science in Construction Management, as well as Associate’s degrees in Construction Technology and Computer Aided Drafting, from Colorado Mesa University. Most recently, Adams worked on the construction of Orchard Mesa Middle School.

At GJEP, Adams will serve as the liaison between prospects looking to relocate to the area and city and county planning departments, and build relationships with the commercial broker community where many of GJEP’s prospects originate. He is GJEP’s primary resource for real estate market trends, fees, zoning and permitting, Mesa County’s seven Opportunity Zone tracts, and development opportunities at Riverfront at Las Colonias Park.

Real estate developers and other interested parties may contact Micah Adams directly at (970) 245 4332 ext. 7, or email micah@gjep.org.

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About the Grand Junction Economic Partnership
The Grand Junction Economic Partnership (GJEP) works to enhance the economic vitality and quality of life in Colorado’s Grand Valley by supporting high-impact capital investment and job creation. Operating as a 501(c)3, GJEP administers incentive programs and offers services free of charge to organizations interested in relocation or expansion in the cities of Grand Junction and Fruita, the town of Palisade and surrounding communities of Mesa County. Visit www.gjep.org for more information.

 

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