Uniqueness – Boulder’s culture is distinct from the rest of the state; thus the nickname, “the People’s Republic of Boulder.” With the sandstone slabs of “The Flatirons” nearby, Boulder boasts world-class outdoor recreation and beautiful mountain landscapes at its doorstep. Renowned restaurants, stellar music venues, art galleries, and miles of walkable public spaces make Boulder the place to live in the eyes of many. With 300 miles of dedicated bikeways, great mountain biking trails, and a thriving bicycling culture, Boulder is often referred to as “the bike racer capital of the U.S.”

Education – The Boulder Valley School District serves the city. The University of Colorado is a top research university and home to over 31,000 undergraduate students on a 600-acre campus.

Population & Economy – At 110,000+ in population, Boulder’s economy is unique in size and diversity. Highlights include; 7,000 employers, 99,000 jobs, 17 federally-funded research labs, a nationally-recognized center of entrepreneurship and innovation, and leading industry clusters, including aerospace, bioscience, cleantech, IT, natural products, and outdoor recreation.

Housing – Boulder’s median home price falls just under $2M at $1,999,000!