

Coldwell Banker Distinctive Properties announced Leah Rice is the new managing director for its Grand Junction and Montrose offices, while Natalie Vessey has joined Coldwell Banker Commercial Prime Properties as operations manager for property management.
According to a news release from Coldwell Banker, Rice brings more than 10 years of real estate expertise to the Grand Valley market, and her results-driven approach, strong financial acumen and exceptional leadership make her an ideal fit for her new position. In her new role, she will be responsible for the overall leadership, strategic planning and operational performance of both offices.
Rice has been a Fruita resident for nearly two decades, and her family found their “home” there after a week-long mountain biking trip, prompting a move from California just six weeks later.
Vessey brings more than 15 years of experience in property management and retail marketing to her new role. According to the news release, she has a proven track record of increasing tenant sales and driving community engagement. A licensed real estate professional and collaborative leader, Vessey cultivates strong partnerships with city officials, retailers and local organizations.
Prior to her current role, Vessey served as senior real estate manager with CBRE Group. She also was a general manager with Developers Diversified Realty and General Growth Properties, where she oversaw shopping centers across Colorado’s Front Range and Summit County, ranging from community strip malls to super-regional malls.
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