Get the Facts!
WHO PAYS? VISITORS
A modest lodging tax on short-term stays—not on everyday Broomfield purchases.
✓ Hotels & motels
✓ Short-term rentals
NO increase to:
✕ Property taxes
✕ Broomfield’s general sales tax
✕ Taxes on everyday purchases
Visitors pay. Dollars stay local. Broomfield benefits.
BROOMFIELD BY THE NUMBERS
The Housing Challenge
One in Three
Broomfield households are housing cost-burdened—spending too much of their income on housing.
CHFA, 2026
$685,000
Median home value in Broomfield. A household needs an estimated$223,996 annual income to afford a home at that price.
CHFA, The Gap Map, 2026
70%
of Broomfield residents say housing costs are too high.
2025 Broomfield Community Survey
88%
of Broomfield jobs are filled by people who live outside Broomfield.
Garner Analytics
THE OPPORTUNITY: INVEST LOCALLY. LEVERAGE MORE.
$3.3 MILLION: Estimated annual revenue for housing if approved.
$1 → $7: For every $1 of dedicated local revenue, approximately $7 in additional housing investment can be leveraged.
Local dollars multiply. The impact grows over time.
Visitor-Funded, Locally Invested
Visitors Fund It
Primarily visitors—not Broomfield residents—pay the lodging tax, creating a new source of investment in Broomfield’s housing future.
Built to Last
A dedicated, ongoing revenue stream creates a sustainable foundation for housing investments year after year.
A Proven Process
Communities across the Front Range are already using lodging tax revenue to fund local priorities and community investments.