Transcan Development Promotes Jeff Adams to Executive Vice President, Development
Transcan Development of Alamo, CA has promoted Jeff Adams to Executive Vice President, Development. Previously, Adams served as the Director of Projects. In this new position, Adams will be responsible for overseeing all aspects of project development. Currently, Transcan is in various stages of planning and development of approximately 3.7 million square feet of mixed-use projects throughout California.
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ALAMO, CA - Transcan Development has promoted Jeff Adams to Executive Vice President, Development. Previously, Adams served as the Director of Projects. In this new position, Adams will be responsible for overseeing all aspects of project development.
His new responsibilities will include identification of new opportunities, negotiating agreements with property owners and anchor tenants, obtaining entitlements, and coordinating the activities of the various departments involved in the design, construction and leasing of development projects.
Currently, Transcan is in various stages of planning and development of approximately 3.7 million square feet throughout California including three freeway-oriented regional projects: Canyon Crossings in Riverside, a 90-acre Retail/Class A office project under construction; County Crossings in Antioch (Contra Costa County), a 1.5 million square-foot Retail, Residential and proposed Light Rail Bart Station; and California Crossings, a 1.2 million square-foot retail project in Otay Mesa (San Diego County).
Prior to joining Transcan Development, from 1978 to 2003, Adams founded and managed Designers Collective Incorporated (DCI), a successful architectural/project management firm. One of DCI’s most notable projects was the design of tenant improvements for United Airlines three million-square-foot Concourse B at the Denver International Airport.
Transcan Development hired DCI in 2001 to handle project management and architectural services and Adams served as the Project Manager. After selling DCI in 2003, Adams took on the role of Senior Project Manager for Transcan and was promoted to Director of Projects in April 2004.
A resident of Lafayette, Adams is a licensed California architect and graduated from the University of Southern California in 1976.
About Transcan Development
Transcan Development, based in Alamo, specializes in the development of large-scale, quality mixed-use projects that include retail, office, residential and/or transportation. Led by Robert J. Bahen, a seasoned veteran with a 30-year track record in all aspects of real estate development and complex redevelopment projects, Transcan Development’s long standing relationships with tenants, municipalities and lenders and its reputation for integrity and performance, has propelled it to the forefront of California development.
Currently, the Company is in various stages of planning and development of approximately 3.7 million square feet throughout California including three freeway-oriented regional projects: Canyon Crossings in Riverside, a 90-acre Retail/Class A office project under construction (visit www.canyoncrossings.com); County Crossings in Antioch, a 1.5 million square-foot Retail, Residential and proposed Light Rail Bart Station (visit www.countycrossings.com); and California Crossings, a 1.2 million square-foot retail project in Otay Mesa (San Diego County). For more information about Transcan Development, visit www.transcanllc.com.
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