BROOMFIELD
Broomfield, nestled between Denver and Boulder, presents itself as a thriving suburban gem within the Denver–Aurora–Lakewood metro area. With a population of just over 74,000, it balances the vibrancy of an urban hub with the comfort of community living. Its population is well-educated—with nearly 59% holding a bachelor’s degree or higher—and households enjoy one of the highest median incomes in the state, at over $112,000 as of 2023.
real estate
Homebuyers will find Broomfield’s real estate landscape both varied and spirited. The typical home value stands around $635,948, having dipped by about 1.4% over the past year; homes typically go under contract in roughly 18 days. Meanwhile, Redfin reports a modest year-over-year increase, with median sale price nudging up 1.1% to about $631,000, and homes closing in an average of 22 days—faster than last year’s pace.
Movoto reflects similar activity: median listing price near $650,000, though homes remain on market longer—around 52 days—with an uptick in inventory and sales volume.
recent market trends
Other sources like Homes.com note a broader price range: median sale price approximates $775,000 over the past year, with single-family homes averaging over $1 million in upscale neighborhoods like Aspen Creek, Anthem, and Broomfield Country Club.
All in all, Broomfield’s market remains competitive but slightly easing toward equilibrium, favoring buyers more than in recent years.
OUTDOOR & INDOOR
Living in Broomfield means enjoying easy access to outdoor pursuits as well as modern indoor recreation. The city is surrounded by parks and pathways, ideal for biking, walking, or soaking in Colorado sunshine.
Though not a lake town, its proximity to open green spaces adds to the appeal.
Indoors, residents take advantage of community centers, boutique shopping at The Village at Broomfield, fitness facilities, and a growing slate of local breweries, cafes, and eateries offering a vibrant social scene.
Restaurants & Entertainment
Dining options range from local favorites like The Burns Pub and Infinitus Pie to national chains.
Entertainment hubs include the 1stBank Center, which hosts concerts, sporting events, and family shows.
Breweries and coffee shops provide a vibrant local scene.
Schools
Education is a strong draw here. Part of the Broomfield County R-1 School District, the city offers broadly high-performing public schools and a selection of charter and private options. Notable schools include Holy Family High School, Monarch High School, and Eldorado K–8, all consistently ranked highly in the region. Movoto lists around 18 elementary, 12 middle, and 8 high schools across the area, most with GreatSchools ratings above 7 out of 10.
