During his 15-year tenure, Jeffus has worked on many high-profile projects for MYCON clients.
DALLAS—MYCON General Contractors president and CEO Charles R. Myers says Justin Jeffus earned the recently tapped role of partnership through his focus on growing the business, expertise in delivering quality projects and management oversight. Myers noted that Jeffus will continue his responsibilities as senior vice president, overseeing multiple project managers in the retail division and acting as a mentor to others in developing their skills and abilities.
"Justin Jeffus has contributed to MYCON's growth and success from the time he started his career here as a project manager to his current leadership role as senior vice president. It is an honor to recognize his contributions by naming him a partner of our firm," Myers tells GlobeSt.com.
During his 15-year tenure with MYCON, Jeffus has worked on many high-profile projects for clients, including 380 Headington Heights in McKinney, TX; Tanger Outlet Center in Fort Worth; IKEA in Grand Prairie, TX; Best Buy in Dallas; Equinox Fitness in Plano and Austin, TX; and Frisco Crossing Hollyhock in Frisco, TX. As project manager on MYCON's first Walmart project, Jeffus has been instrumental in building a successful relationship with the retail company. MYCON has recently completed its 106th project with Walmart.
Jeffus joined MYCON in 2004 as a project manager. He became vice president of retail services in 2014 and was promoted to senior vice president in 2017. A certified development, design and construction professional under the International Council of Shopping Centers criteria, Jeffus was recognized in 2014 as an ICSC Centerbuild 20 Under 40 young professional.
"When I joined MYCON, we had about 30 employees and now we have more than 160," says Jeffus. "Contributing to MYCON's growth created a sense of ownership and accomplishment. I am deeply grateful to Charlie Myers for recognizing that participation by naming me a partner. I also look forward to helping all of our team members grow and flourish professionally."
Retail fundamentals remained strong in the second quarter, with occupancy reaching a record high of 94.7%. Construction and absorption also saw slight increases this quarter, showing signs of strength mid-year, according to a second quarter report by CBRE.
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Lisa Brown
Lisa Brown is an editor for the south and west regions of GlobeSt.com. She has 25-plus years of real estate experience, with a regional PR role at Grubb & Ellis and a national communications position at MMI. Brown also spent 10 years as executive director at NAIOP San Francisco Bay Area chapter, where she led the organization to achieving its first national award honors and recognition on Capitol Hill. She has written extensively on commercial real estate topics and edited numerous pieces on the subject.
