Broomfield, Colorado Neighborhood Profile

At a Glance

• Location: Roughly midway between Denver and Boulder along US-36 and US-287
• Population: About 79,000 residents (and growing) (World Population Review)
• Vibe: Master-planned suburbs, tech corridor, big views of the Flatirons, strong parks and trail system
• Typical home values: Average home value around $620K; recent median sale prices roughly $640K–$675K depending on source and month

Broomfield is a consolidated city and county, which gives it a little more control over planning, parks, and services than most suburbs. It sits right on the Front Range urban corridor and has evolved into a key link between Denver’s north suburbs and Boulder’s tech and university scene.

Lifestyle and Community

Broomfield leans “suburban with benefits”:

• Quiet residential neighborhoods with cul-de-sacs, parks, and community pools
• Strong family presence and plenty of youth sports, rec programs, and local events
• Quick access to FlatIron Crossing, Interlocken business park, and the US-36 corridor

The city has invested heavily in parks, open space, and trails, with a long-range plan that targets roughly 40% of the planning area as open lands and a growing connected trail network. (Broomfield)

It’s popular with:

• People who work in Boulder or Denver but don’t want to live “in the middle of it”
• Tech and telecom employees in the US-36/Interlocken corridor
• Buyers aging out of downtown Denver or central Boulder who want more space and quieter streets

Housing and Neighborhoods

You get a mix of:

• Established single-family neighborhoods from the 70s, 80s, and 90s
• Newer master-planned communities with HOAs, trails, and club amenities
• Townhome and condo developments close to US-36, FlatIron Crossing, and major employment centers

Market snapshot:

• Average home value: about $620,000
• Recent median sale price: roughly mid-$600s to upper-$600s, up modestly year-over-year
• Typical days on market: around 45–60 days before going under contract in recent data

It’s “somewhat competitive” rather than cut-throat: good homes still draw multiple offers, but buyers have more breathing room than peak-frenzy years.

Parks, Open Space, and Recreation

For a suburban city, Broomfield punches above its weight on outdoor access:

• Dozens of neighborhood parks and play areas
• A growing network of trails connecting neighborhoods with open space and nearby communities
• A long-term open space and recreation master plan guiding where parks, fields, and trail connections go over the next 20 years

You also have quick access to the Flatirons, Standley Lake, and mountain day trips without having to live on a canyon road.

Commute and Connectivity

This is where Broomfield really earns its keep.

• To downtown Denver: commonly about 20–45 minutes by car depending on time of day
• To Boulder: similar range, often 20–35 minutes, with rush-hour backups on 36 like everywhere else
• Regional bus service (US-36 express routes, park-and-ride) gives commuters another option besides driving.

For buyers working in different directions (one in Denver, one in Boulder), Broomfield is a natural compromise location.

Schools and Services

Broomfield is split between several well-known school districts, primarily Boulder Valley and Adams 12 Five Star, with some properties feeding into Jefferson County and St. Vrain schools depending on location. Families often shop neighborhoods based on specific feeder patterns and commute paths.

As a consolidated city/county, Broomfield runs its own library, recreation, and many county-level services, which appeals to residents who like a more coordinated local government structure. (Wikipedia)

Who Broomfield Is Right For

Great fit if you want:

• A suburban feel with strong amenities and parks
• Flexible commute options to both Boulder and Denver
• Newer neighborhoods, master-planned communities, and consistent streetscapes
• Mid-$600s pricing rather than Boulder’s near-seven-figure norm

Less ideal if you’re looking for:

• Historic downtown housing stock and older architecture
• A true “small mountain town” vibe
• Ultra-low price points (you’ll still pay a Front Range premium here)

Working with Dolby Haas in Broomfield

For Broomfield, the story is all about positioning:

• Competing against similar homes in Erie, Westminster, Arvada, and the north Denver suburbs
• Highlighting commute flexibility and open space access
• Pricing correctly against nearly new builds and resale homes across several school districts

When you list in Broomfield with Dolby Haas Real Estate Solutions, you get:

• A pre-marketing strategy that tests pricing and presentation on major portals before going active in the MLS
• Detailed tracking of views, saves, showings, and feedback so we know exactly how your home stacks up
• Professional guidance on condition, upgrades, and staging so you beat the neighbors, not just match them
• Negotiation and contract experience built on decades of selling across the entire Front Range

When you’re ready, we can walk through how Broomfield compares to nearby options like Louisville, Lafayette, Erie, and Westminster, and dial in a strategy that fits your timing, budget, and lifestyle.