Check-In for Housing

THE TAX YOU DON’T PAY

Funded by visitors, built for local residents.

Visitors stay. Visitors pay. Broomfield benefits.

VISITORS PAY
The lodging tax is paid primarily by visitors staying in Broomfield hotels and short-term rentals.

BROOMFIELD BENEFITS
Approximately $3.3 million in annual revenue would be dedicated to address housing needs in Broomfield. 

RESIDENT TAXES DON'T INCREASE
The proposal does not increase property taxes or Broomfield's general sales tax.

LOCAL INVESTMENT, BIGGER IMPACT
Every $1 in dedicated local revenue can leverage approximately $7 in additional housing investment. As those investments build over time, the impact can multiply—creating more housing, more resources, and greater value for Broomfield.

TURN VISITOR SPENDING INTO HOUSING OPPORTUNITY

  • Visitors invest in Broomfield. A modest lodging tax increase paid primarily by hotel and short-term rental guests would generate approximately $3.3 million annually for housing.

  • No increase to property or general sales taxes. The new revenue comes primarily from visitors—not local homeowners and everyday purchases.

  • Revenue stays local. Funds would be dedicated to preserving housing, creating more opportunities, and strengthening Broomfield’s housing future.

  • A new source for housing. Visitor spending becomes an ongoing investment in the people who live and work in Broomfield.