Mesa County Q2 2025 Market Update Report

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PUBLIC POLICY CHANGES

Grand Junction City Council passes moratorium to last one year to provide time to pass regulations that will comply with the Colorado HOME ACT.

Grand Junction City Council voted to revert 4th St and 5th St to two lane, one way roads after comparing bids for the project.

DEVELOPMENTS

Confluence Center – Breaking ground in the Dos Rios development area of Grand Junction, the aptly named building will house a variety of local non-profits, a preschool, and local water preservation
resources, and is projected to open in September.

High Country Beverage – Construction begins for new 160,000 SqFt Warehouse and Distribution center at 2825 Riverside Parkway

Enstrom’s Toffee – Construction on the new Enstrom’s 50,000 SqFt warehouse in the Salt Flats development area at 28 Road and Grand Avenue.

Blackout Fieldhouse – The grand opening for the 40,194 SqFt Blackout sports complex was celebrated in August. This sports complex houses fields for volleyball, pickleball, basketball and more.

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Q2 2024 Q2 2025 %+-
VELOCITY (Source – Mesa County Assessor)
Commercial Sales Volume

$91.7M

$94.9

+4%

Commercial Transactions 100 88

-12%

VACANCY RATE 
CAP RATE 

7.75%

7.75%

0%
SALES TAX INDICATORS (Source – Mesa County)
All Sales Tax

$26,739,693

$27,024,917

+1.1%

Lodging Taxes

Unavailable

Unavailable

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About The Author

Brian Bray, Bray Commercial Real Estate

Born and raised in Western Colorado, Brian Bray is a fourth-generation Bray working in his family’s real estate brokerage, which was founded by his great-grandfather, Sherman Bray, in 1946. Brian brings to the table a vast working knowledge of real estate and the trusted name that has become the premier real estate firm of Western Colorado. Working for Bray Real Estate since 2004, Brian began his real estate career selling residential homes, farm/ranch properties, and development ground. He became managing broker of the commercial division in 2016. Previous to working in the family business, Brian owned and managed his own businesses and worked in the construction industry. He is educated in construction management and graduated from Mesa State College with a Bachelor of Science in Business Administration. Over the years, Brian has had the opportunity to assist his clients in asset disposition/acquisition and represent tenants of large national retailers and small main street businesses. Brian also maintains a large volume of real estate listings for his sales and leasing clients. Through continued education through CCIM and industry forums, Brian is able to stay on the pulse of the existing and emerging industries. Brian also manages Bray Business Brokerage, where he oversees a team of merger and acquisition specialists. He enjoys educating business owners in making strategic decisions to maximize the profitability of their company before selling it. He is also able to assist buyers in mitigating the risks involved in a business transaction. Brian resides in Grand Junction with his wife and five children. When he is not working, he enjoys recreating in the high country of the Rocky Mountains. Whether it is sitting at 13,000 feet watching some bighorn sheep or calling in a large bull elk during the rut, Brian won’t miss an opportunity to be hunting the vast expanse of the Rocky Mountain country. Achievements Top Commercial Producer – Bray Real Estate, 2016-2021 Broker of the Year – Rocky Mountain Commercial Brokers, 2018 Affiliations Member – Rocky Mountain Commercial Brokers Member – Grand Junction Rotary Club Member – Grand Junction Chamber of Commerce Member - The Society of Industrial & Office Realtors (SIOR) *The Society of Industrial & Office Realtors (SIOR) designation is a professional achievement for highly qualified commercial real estate practitioners with a strong transactional history in brokerage, fee-based services, or executive management.