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rand Junction, Colo. – Bray Real Estate’s latest commercial market report indicates continued expansion. In Q3 2025, 151 commercial units have closed, up 36 % from 2024. Building permits rose 23 % last year, with 32 issued so far. Commercial broker Matthew Parker says the market shows no signs of slowing. “It’s a small market, but it can grow and prosper,” he notes, observing steady quarterly gains despite higher construction costs and labor shortages. Parker believes demand remains strong: “People are still eager to expand and bring businesses here.” The arrival of larger chains in recent years is fueling further development, potentially creating jobs and sustaining growth. National businesses entering the city limits are expected to boost local commerce and attract investment. “It’s a great town now, but I’d love to see how far it can go,” Parker added.