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BOULDER, Colo. – November 10, 2016 -- Today, Boom Properties, a commercial real estate firm, has announced that it has assisted Scott Littlefield in his purchase of 1911 11th Street. The building, which is 100 years old, has occupied a long list of relatively small office tenants over the years but is recognized as occupying two major tenants including Remax Alliance on Walnut (formerly Walnut Realty) as well as The Walrus. Originally designed as a storage and moving facility, this building built in 1916 was a popular corner structure in the budding city of Boulder. Preserving this momentous building and returning it to its

BOULDER, Colo. – November 10, 2016 -- Today, Boom Properties, a commercial real estate firm, has announced that it has assisted Scott Littlefield in his purchase of 1911 11th Street. The building, which is 100 years old, has occupied a long list of relatively small office tenants over the years but is recognized as occupying two major tenants including Remax Alliance on Walnut (formerly Walnut Realty) as well as The Walrus. Originally designed as a storage and moving facility, this building built in 1916 was a popular corner structure in the budding city of Boulder. Preserving this momentous building and returning it to its

The reasons are obvious. 300 days of sunshine, hours away from world class ski destinations, a stable and growing economy, it is no wonder that businesses are relocating to Boulder and the greater Colorado. There are many reasons for relocating to Boulder: it is the home of CU Boulder and an outdoors activity mecca, ranging from cycling and rock climbing to amazing cuisine and outdoor shopping.  With the diversity of tourists and locals, Boulder is a consistently thriving community offering more opportunities for start-ups, small business owners, large corporations, health & wellness enthusiasts, and techies alike. Boulder attracts great talent, making real estate within the community significantly important.  The expertise of a broker who knows

The reasons are obvious. 300 days of sunshine, hours away from world class ski destinations, a stable and growing economy, it is no wonder that businesses are relocating to Boulder and the greater Colorado. There are many reasons for relocating to Boulder: it is the home of CU Boulder and an outdoors activity mecca, ranging from cycling and rock climbing to amazing cuisine and outdoor shopping.  With the diversity of tourists and locals, Boulder is a consistently thriving community offering more opportunities for start-ups, small business owners, large corporations, health & wellness enthusiasts, and techies alike. Boulder attracts great talent, making real estate within the community significantly important.  The expertise of a broker who knows

What kind of business will you find in your local warehouse? These days, it might be anything from a shipping company to a hip tech startup — industrial space is in demand. There was a time in commercial real estate when “industrial space” meant just that. It was large, open buildings designed to accommodate warehousing operations, manufacturing equipment and processes, and heavy shipping traffic. Industrial businesses rely on having such spaces to operate, but today, industrial parks have opened up to a diverse mix of tenants. In Boulder County, this shift means an increased demand for industrial space from non-industrial businesses. Beautiful downtown Boulder is hot,

What kind of business will you find in your local warehouse? These days, it might be anything from a shipping company to a hip tech startup — industrial space is in demand. There was a time in commercial real estate when “industrial space” meant just that. It was large, open buildings designed to accommodate warehousing operations, manufacturing equipment and processes, and heavy shipping traffic. Industrial businesses rely on having such spaces to operate, but today, industrial parks have opened up to a diverse mix of tenants. In Boulder County, this shift means an increased demand for industrial space from non-industrial businesses. Beautiful downtown Boulder is hot,

Industrial parks house a diverse array of tenants. But not every industrial space will serve your needs. Here’s what you need to think about before signing an industrial space lease. As the cost of leasing office space in Boulder rises, startups, tech-based companies, and even retailers are looking at alternative options for housing their operations. Industrial parks have opened up as a good alternative in many cases. These open, flexible spaces offer plenty of benefits. Along with the possibility of lower rent, industrial spaces can lend a funky vibe that has tremendous appeal and can offer open work environments that enhance employee

Industrial parks house a diverse array of tenants. But not every industrial space will serve your needs. Here’s what you need to think about before signing an industrial space lease. As the cost of leasing office space in Boulder rises, startups, tech-based companies, and even retailers are looking at alternative options for housing their operations. Industrial parks have opened up as a good alternative in many cases. These open, flexible spaces offer plenty of benefits. Along with the possibility of lower rent, industrial spaces can lend a funky vibe that has tremendous appeal and can offer open work environments that enhance employee

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