By Karla Brown – President/Principal/Senior Broker, The Colorado Group, Inc. BOULDER — Paka Apparel Inc., known for its everyday clothing and activewear made from Peruvian alpaca and other natural fibers, has leased 5,165 square feet at 2010 Eighth Street in downtown Boulder for its North American headquarters. The space will house company offices, product development […]

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Behavioral Community Connections has opened their second location at 600 S Airport Road in the Meadowview Village center. The non-profit is dedicated to supporting children and adults with neurodivergencies and challenging behaviors, and their families in the development of skills needed to achieve personal life-long goals with techniques grounded in Applied Behavioral Analysis that embrace diversity, […]

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October is one of the best months to experience Boulder. The trees are changing, the air is crisp, and the community calendar is filled with live music, theater, films, family activities and University of Colorado traditions. Whether you live here, work here or are considering making Boulder your new home or business location, here are […]

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There’s been no shortage of conversation about office vacancy in Boulder lately. While the numbers may sound discouraging at first, they tell a very different story depending on which side of the lease you’re on. For businesses looking for office space, the current market may actually offer one of the better opportunities we’ve seen in […]

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Boulder has always had a strong creative streak, but in January 2027, that energy is about to get a major international spotlight. The Sundance Film Festival will officially make Boulder, Colorado, its new home, with the first Boulder edition taking place January 21–31, 2027. For 11 days, filmmakers, actors, industry professionals, media, and movie lovers from around […]

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A Market Defined by Selective Demand Boulder County’s commercial real estate market in Q2 2026 continues to reflect a period of adjustment, resilience, and selective opportunity. While office remains challenged by elevated vacancy, shifting workplace needs, and cautious tenant decision-making, retail has remained comparatively stable, supported by strong local demand and limited available space in […]

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Stabilizing, but Still UnevenAs of Q1 2026, Boulder County’s commercial real estate market remainsmixed, with early signs of stabilization alongside ongoing divergence acrossasset classes. Office continues to face elevated vacancy, keeping tenantsin a position of leverage and driving deal activity through concessions andflexible lease terms rather than rent growth. Retail remains comparativelyresilient—especially in Downtown Boulder—supported […]

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by Layne McBride, Senior Commercial Broker with The Colorado Group, Inc. If you spend any time talking with commercial real estate brokers, developers, or city planners in Boulder, you’ll hear a very consistent message: the next decade is going to reshape the city. Despite a relatively “down” market for Boulder’s standards over the past few […]

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What Restaurants Are Missing in Boulder? A Local’s Food Wish ListLiving in Boulder means you’re pretty spoiled when it comes to food. For a relatively small city, the restaurant scene is impressive. You can have an incredible meal at places like Frasca Food and Wine, grab a slice at Cosmo’s Pizza after a night out, […]

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