Dean Callan & Company | Commercial Real Estate in Boulder

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Flatiron Park - 1995 N. 57th Court

1995 N. 57th Court, Boulder, CO

Office Space for Lease
Canyon Center - 1881 9th Street

1881 9th Street, Boulder, CO

Class A Office Suite with Amazing Views!
1625 South Fordham Street

1625 South Fordham Street, Longmont, CO

Office Space for Lease

Our Services

Brokerage Services

A leader in the Commercial Real Estate community.
With a diverse client base that ranges from small,
local companies to corporations as well as
institutional clients.

Property Management

We capitalize on 50+ years of local experience to uphold its position as an exceptional provider of real estate services to its tenants, clients and owners.

Investment Services

Acquires, manages, leases, divests and develops investments across a broad range of property including office, industrial and retail.

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News

December 9, 2019

Longmont Power & Communications designated one of 67 smart energy providers in U.S.

On Monday, the American Public Power Association designated Longmont Power & Communications as one of 67 Smart Energy Providers in the county and one of only two in Colorado. “These utilities are going beyond ‘keeping the lights on’ and their communities should be proud,” Chris Van Dokkumburg, the chair of American Public Power Association’s Energy Services Committee, wrote in a statement. The designees included both Longmont Power & Communications and Fort Collins Light & Power. Through the Efficiency Works energy efficiency program, customers with Longmont Power &...

November 1, 2019

New business filings down in Colorado

October 17, 2019

Boulder ends Opportunity Zone development moratorium

BOULDER — A moratorium on development within Boulder’s Opportunity Zone has been repealed. Boulder City Council members voted 6-1 to roll back the measure Tuesday, freeing up developers to begin projects that could allow them to reap tax benefits. The Opportunity Zone program, established as part of the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act of 2017, allows investors to realize certain tax incentives if they put their money into projects within economically distressed neighborhoods. Boulder leaders implemented the development moratorium in February as a way to address concerns that the investors in the city’s...

October 10, 2019

10 Cities to Watch in 2020

While America’s so-called supercities get the lion’s share of media attention, smaller cities around the country are attracting new businesses, investment and inhabitants with their lower cost of living and higher quality of life. Click through to see how these 10 cities are making a bid for national prominence. Boulder seems to have it all—at 100,000 people more or less, it’s not too big, but neither is it tiny, and it’s just a half an hour from Denver if you need the amenities of a bigger city. Boulder has great restaurants and a vibrant arts and culture scene, and is also considered one of...