Local developer’s first flex project breaks ground in Lafayette
LAFAYETTE — Local developer Hunter Jorgensen will soon begin vertical construction on his first flex-industrial project at Lafayette’s Vista Business Park.
Under the banner of his holding company Mojo Partners LLC and working with his family’s general contractor business Sugarloaf Building Co., the 30-year-old Boulder native is building the 26,120-square-foot space on Horizon Avenue using mass timber construction and prefabricated wall panels from Europe.
“It will be the first building of its kind being shipped over in this part of the country,” Jorgensen told BizWest.
“We normally see pre-fab and modular construction lend itself to hotels and multifamily housing because they’re easily replicated…
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