Broomfield's Developing Places
Our community has evolved over the past 60 years, from a few housing neighborhoods and businesses to a globally connected, diverse city. Now, with over 75,000 residents and more than 40,000 employees working in over a thousand businesses and organizations, Broomfield is one of Colorado’s strong and thriving places to live and work. The community is home to many interesting, fun and successful places to visit, shop and enjoy, spread widely across our 34 square miles. However, the community is missing recognized gathering places, partly due to Broomfield’s geography and development pattern.
Broomfield is getting ready to change that with four great Developing Places coming forward, where you, your family, friends, work colleagues and visitors can shop, dine, learn and create - and just linger. These four gathering places will serve the immediate neighborhood markets, as well as the broader community and metro markets and customers. Like stones in a stream, they complement and fit together, creating strong experiences and journeys of discovery and fun.
Each of the four Developing Places have a different character, mix of businesses, uses, activities and development path:
- Baseline, Center Street (located near Sheridan Parkway and CO-7 in northeast Broomfield)
- Baseline’s Center Street District is planned to become the shopping, dining and cultural hub of Broomfield’s rapidly growing northeast area
- Broomfield Town Square (located near Main St and 120th in central Broomfield)
- Broomfield Town Square is a mixed-use, infill and redevelopment project nestled near Broomfield’s original residential areas and many civic and social activities
- FlatIron Crossing (located near US 36 and Interlocken Loop in west Broomfield)
- The Flatiron Crossing is undertaking a significant reinvestment to update this regional shopping destination to create a mixed use district with housing and future office and hospitality uses that will energize this area for many years in the future
- Broomfield Urban Transit Village Redevelopment (located near US 36 and Wadsworth Pkwy in south central Broomfield)
- The property is owned by the Broomfield Urban Renewal Authority, at this time a developer has not been identified and thus a specific redevelopment has not been proposed.
- FlatIron Crossing and Arista are experiencing continued growth and development, along with catalytic redevelopment
Whatever you call it - village, downtown, square, center, district or other - these will become the gathering places for Broomfielders, and those across the metro and region, for living, working, gathering, playing, shopping and dining for years to come.
The following snapshots showcase the four major projects underway in Broomfield, which will ultimately create recognized gathering places for our community. Select from the buttons below to link to the specific site developer’s project websites and any relevant city and county actions and updates.