The WWReynolds listing team was able to help the Fresh Baked company find a perfect new location to expand their storefront right on the corner of Folsom and Pearl.

Boulder, CO:  The Boulder dispensary Fresh Baked announces today that they are taking over the former Barnsley Tire building on the corner of Folsom and Pearl, offering the same high quality product Fresh Baked is known for with an elevated experience. “We have had this location on the radar for 10 years and often reminded Barnsley.  We jumped on the opportunity as soon as it became available,” says Chad Jasnau.

The new storefront features a spacious waiting area, plus six budtenders and a wide range of high quality products within an open warehouse filled with wood and natural light. Future plans also include a walk up window and drive thru once the City allows it. Customers can expect the same great high quality flower and wide selection of edibles, concentrates, CBD, and pre-rolls, but a new customer experience.

Founded in the era of medical marijuana, Fresh Baked became the first dispensary within the city limits to convert to recreational cannabis sales in 2014. A pioneer of recreational cannabis culture in Boulder, CO, Fresh Baked has held its post on the east end of Boulder’s Pearl street for over a decade and they look forward to continuing to offer the highest quality flower and cannabis products to their dedicated customer base.

Exciting new location features:

• Six budtender bars
• Unique interior design
• Relaxing waiting area
• Highest quality flower grown in Colorado
• The Beatles inspired mural from local artist Windwood Creative on the West Exterior Wall

Two doors down is the original and former Fresh Baked location, which will be converted into Boulder’s first discount dispensary and will be rebranded as Half Baked. Half Baked will offer buds at a significant discount, as well as a variety of other discounted products. “Half Baked just made perfect sense. Cannabis can be very expensive and we want to give a good option to people looking to spend less.  Plus I love the name.” says Chad Jasnau.

Fresh Baked’s new location on the corner of Pearl & Folsom (2535 Pearl Street) will be open starting November 24th. For more information on Fresh Baked, visit www.freshbakedboulder.com. Don’t forget to visit Half Baked at the original location!

If you’re looking for a new commercial space do not hesitate to call Chad Henry and Drew Weiman with WWReynolds!

*Original press release written by and posted by Press Advantage

A brand new build in Downtown Boulder

1650 Canyon Blvd, Boulder, CO 80302

25,000 SQUARE FEET | CLASS A BUILDING | DESIGN YOUR DREAM SPACE

1650 Canyon Boulevard was completed in 2020. Two of the three suites are already leased out, but there is still time to get in on the remaining floor. Suite 100, which occupies the entire first floor is ready for a complete tenant buildout. Designing your dream space doesn’t have to be just a dream anymore.

SEE SUITE 100

Situated in the heart of Downtown Boulder, The William Building is walking distance to endless restaurants, the Pearl Street Pedestrian Mall, Boulder Creek Park and the Boulder County Farmer’s Market.

1650 Canyon has abundant parking available (66 total) at no extra charge AND secure bike parking, two coveted features in busy downtown Boulder. Also, enjoy EV charging stations and over 1,000 SF of outdoor patio space. What are your ideas for suite 100?

SEE SUITE 100

 

Suite 100 | 7,223 SF | $40-45.00 NNN

Call one of our WWReynolds leasing team members, Chad Henry and Drew Weiman, with any questions you might have!

Chad Henry
(720) 281-2900
Chenry@wwreynolds.com

Drew Weiman
(303) 442-8687
Drew@wwreynolds.com

The hallmark of the progressive Boulder workstyle

2500 55th Street – 2580 55th Street

 

 4 OFFICE BUILDINGS | 170,00 SQUARE FEET

 CLIMATE CONSCIOUS | MINDFULLY MANAGED

Flatiron Park North is the hallmark of the progressive Boulder workstyle. Driven by a strong ethos for sustainability, the park features sun-powered energy, endless bike paths, resident honeybee hives, and abundant open space on every side. Join Boulder’s most progressive businesses in this sought-after East Boulder oasis.

Diverse Tenant Mix 
Flatiron Park North attracts a variety of innovative businesses. Whether you seek an East Boulder R&D location or a new tech headquarters hub, our space can accommodate your current needs and growth goals.

Collaborative Building Ownership 
The forward-thinking ownership team at Flatiron Park North takes pride in creative collaboration with tenants.

Bee Hives 
Flatiron Park is home to a managed bee hive colony, supporting the nearly 90% of plant species that rely on pollinators to reproduce.

Bike Path Hub 
Flatiron Park North is situated at the convergence of multiple bike path routes leading to all of Boulder.

Transportation Hub 
Employees can access Flatiron Park North easily via one of multiple RTD Transit routes that run directly through the Flatiron district.

Renewable Energy
Coming FALL 2021, Flatiron Park will begin subscribing to a community solar array. This exciting innovation will help support Colorado’s shift to 100% renewable energy.

 

See below the availabilities at Flatiron Park North and call if you are interested in a walk through!

 

SEE ALL FLATIRON LISTINGS

 

2500 55th Street

» SUITE 100 13,386 SF $19 – $20 NNN 

» SUITE 101 3,709 SF $19 – $20 NNN 

» SUITE 210 10,107 SF $19 – $20 NNN 

» ALL 27,202 SF $19 – $20 NNN 

2560 55th Street

» SUITE 101 5,645 SF $19 NNN 

2580 55th Street

» SUITE 100 7,842 SF $19 NNN 

» SUITE 201/210 14,770 SF 7,371 SF (201) / 7,399 SF (210) $20 NNN 

» SUITE 300 20,762 SF $21 NNN 

WW Reynolds’ sales and leasing team was pleased to wrap up 2020 for the obvious reasons, but also because we closed some newsworthy deals to finish out the year. Below are just a few.

 

Harvest of Hope Pantry

New Location: 4830 Pearl Street | Boulder, CO 80301

Our team recently attended the 2020 Boulder Valley Real Estate Conference which was held virtually and hosted by BizWest. Hundreds participated to hear about the latest trends and predictions for commercial and residential real estate in the area. Our own Jeff Wingert was among the featured speakers. Among the topics covered was an overview of current development projects around Boulder Valley. Check out a few of the highlights from Boulder and Longmont below.

Boulder Project Highlights 

All Boulder development and redevelopment projects are tightly aligned with the Boulder Valley Comprehensive Plan, which among other things includes a 55’ height restriction and undeveloped green belt zone around the city. Below is the master map for the comprehensive plan.

Here are some major projects taking place right now:

 

Former Liquor Mart Site

A project has been approved at 1750 15th, the site of the former Liquor Mart, which will include 11,000 SF of ground floor retail, 147 apartments, and below grade parking.

 

Former Old Chicago

The former building for Old Chicago at 1911 11th Street has been demolished and is being redeveloped into a three-story mixed use property with ground floor retail, second story office space, and third floor residential units. 

 

Alpine-Balsam Development 

The Alpine Balsam project, located on the site of the former Boulder Community Hospital, is being redeveloped into a mixed-use neighborhood center. It will include a City Service Center, affordable housing, retail, and more.

 

University Hill Hotel 

A hotel is being constructed at the intersection of University and Broadway which will includes 187 rooms and 9,600 SF of ground floor retail space.

 

Boulder Valley Regional Center/Boulder Junction

At 160 acres, this large scale project is Boulder’s largest redevelopment area. The goal is to develop this area according to Boulder’s Transit Area Plan as well as convert underutilized industrial areas into a more urban friendly area. Phase I is complete and they are now moving into Phase II. 

 

Macy’s Store

Neighboring Boulder Junction is Macy’s department store at the Twenty Ninth Street Shopping Center, which is under review to be redeveloped into 7,730 SF of marketplace retail, 155,136 SF of office, as well as plaza improvements.

 

East Boulder Sub-Community Plan 

We are especially excited about the changes taking place in East Boulder, not only because of some of our favorite properties in east Boulder like this and this, but because East Boulder is experiencing a surge in popularity. With easy access in and out of Boulder, exceptional Flatiron views and big parks, who wouldn’t want to be in East Boulder?

East Boulder’s Sub-Community plan is a strategy for infill in neighbors located 15 minutes from downtown. It is currently in concept testing phases and might allow for future land zoning changes. 

The recent redevelopment of Flatiron Business Park is attracting a wave of creative tech, breweries, and more. Elaine McLaughlin, a senior planner with the City of Boulder’s Planning Department, calls the trend “a renaissance for this business park that started 40 to 50 years ago.”

And lastly, the property at 5606 Airport in Lake Center Business Park received a recent annexation and approval. More to come on this WW Reynolds project!

 

Honorable Mention: The North Boulder Branch of the Library has been approved. It will include 13,010 SF to serve north Boulder.

 

Longmont Project Highlights 

 

South Main Station

Phase I of the mixed use redevelopment project at the site of a former Butterball processing plant in downtown Longmont is under way. 253 residential units were completed earlier this year and they are currently at 72% occupancy, according to Tony Chacon, Redevelopment Manager with the City of Longmont.

 

5th and Coffman Project

The affordable mixed use project at 5th and Coffman is underway. A partnership of Boulder County Housing Authority and Downtown Development Authority, 73 residential units and commercial space at the ground floor. It will also result in 300 parking spaces for both the public and the tenants.

 

Transit Area Station

Longmont is in the final planning stages for a new RTD Transit Station, which will be designed to accommodate both future rail transit, but in the nearer term Bus Rapid Transit between Longmont and Boulder. This is due to begin in late 2021.

 

East Side

Longmont’s east site is the fastest growing segment of Longmont. It began with the Longs Peak Medical Center at the intersection of 119 and County Line Road. A 4-story expansion project is currently underway adjacent to the hospital. Smuckers has also been been approved for an expansion in this area with construction likely to start next year.

And of course we can’t overlook the widely known Sugar Mill site, the anchor of the east Longmont commercial development area. The Urban Land Institute recently completed a technical advisory panel on the site. According to Chacon, interest in redevelopment opportunities at the Sugar Mill site remains strong and at least one prospect is nearing acquisition of needed properties to move forward with the site. So stay tuned!

 

For more on these projects and others around Boulder County, contact one of our sales and leasing brokers today!

With so many great properties it’s hard to choose our favorite listings, but we had the chance to sit down this week and pick out a few of them. We’d like to highlight a few listings available in 4940 Pearl East Circle, located in a sought after, professional business park in Central Boulder. Availabilities in 4940 Pearl East Circle range from 3,375 – 13,475 with entire floors available for lease. Second up, we have 1515 Walnut. Home to two beautiful office suites both boasting wide open floor plans, natural light, and more.

 

4940 Pearl East Circle

Suite 100 | 8,211 SF | $24.00 NNN

This large professional office suite is nicely updated with new carpet and paint, a reception area and conference room, and a mix of private offices and open space. Enjoy abundant natural light and a convenient central Boulder location.

Suite 201 | 3,375 SF | $25.00 NNN

Suite 201 is home to 8+ private offices and large conference rooms. Located on the second floor, this suite can be combined with neighboring suite 202 for a combined total of 7,873 SF.

Suite 202 | 4,498 SF | $25.00 NNN

Suite 201 boasts 5+ private offices, a few large conference rooms, and an open and inviting open floor plan. Located on the second floor, this suite can be combined with neighboring suite 201 for a combined total of 7,873 SF.

Suite 300 | 4,039 SF | $26.00 NNN

Suite 300 has recently been updated and flaunts modern finishes throughout. Located on the third floor, this suite can be combined with neighboring suite 301 for a combined total of 13,475 SF.

Suite 301 | 9,436 SF | $26.00 NNN

Located on the third floor, this suite can be combined with neighboring suite 301 for a combined total of 13,475 SF.

 

1515 Walnut Street

Suite 200 | 1,998 SF | $25.00 NNN

A wide open floor plan AND exposed brick? It doesn’t get much better than that. Suites 200 and 300 can be combined for a total of 4,035 SF. Suite 200 is divisible to 500 SF.

Suite 300 | 2,037 SF | $25.00 NNN

Suite 300 boasts modern finishes and boasts the most spectacular Flatiron Views – visible from not only through the windows, but on your private deck space as well. Suites 200 and 300 can be combined for a total of 4,035 SF. 

Please call one of our WWReynolds team members with any questions you might have, we are always around and happy to answer your questions.

Boulder-based Artimus Robotics is paving the way for robotic advancement in the physical world by developing ground breaking HASEL technology. Artimus recently signed a new lease at 2985 Sterling Court, a building leased and managed by WW Reynolds and owned by Ivy Realty out of Connecticut. We had the opportunity to catch up with the Artimus Robotics team to hear more about what we should expect from them in years to come.

WWR: Give us a bit of background of Artimus Robotics, how did you get started?
Artimus Robotics: Artimus Robotics is a robotic hardware technology company. We are changing the way robotics and automation move by providing life-like motion that can move like you and me. Our breakthrough technology called HASEL artificial muscles provides a new way to make motion by using flexible and soft materials rather than metals and hard-plastics common in traditional robotics. Our actuator technology was developed at the University of Colorado Boulder by the founding team of Artimus. During their PhD careers, the founders of Artimus saw the commercial potential of this technology and received significant commercial interest from companies such as Google and the US Navy and thus in late 2018, Artimus was born. Currently we operate in a variety of industries including defense, industrial automation, human-machine interfaces, as well as a few other experimental applications.

WWR: How did your team at Artimus Robotics come together?
Artimus Robotics: The founding team of Artimus met each other while pursuing their PhDs in the mechanical engineering department at CU Boulder. It was during this time that they developed the technology that is the foundation for Artimus Robotics. Our team has a diverse range of technical backgrounds, ranging from materials science, to design, to mathematics which allows us to tackle the most challenging technical problems as we bring our technology to market.

WWR: You just signed a new lease in Boulder, what made you choose that location?
Artimus Robotics: Artimus Robotics chose Boulder for its location for its proximity to the fantastic technology and start up ecosystem. We have benefited immensely from our Boulder ties, from the University, to the Small Business Development Center, to the countless mentors and advisors in the area, Boulder is an obvious choice for us to lay down our roots. Plus the proximity to the fantastic mountains and outdoors is always a great driver for encouraging our customers and investors to visit us, when health conditions permit of course.

WWR: Tell us about your experience working with WWR.
Artimus Robotics: Working with WWR was seamless for us. This was actually our first commercial lease and WWR was more than accommodating for helping us through the process. Together with our broker,  Christian Smith at the Colorado Group, we were able to quickly find common ground for the terms of our lease. We are truly thrilled with our new location, from the rate to the facilities, it fits us just perfect.

Where do you see the company in 5-10 years?
Artimus Robotics: In 5-10 years I believe Artimus Robotics will be a leader in robotic and automated motion in a variety of different sectors. We truly have a platform technology with the potential to unlock ground breaking robotics applications that have often only been envisioned in science fiction rather than real life. From healthcare to agricultural fields, we believe the missing link in many futuristic robotic applications has been the ability to automate physical processes. Artimus is excited to use our technology to unlock this bold vision.

As a result of COVID-19, some businesses and individuals are seeking private, socially-distant spaces to carry out their work. We are able to accommodate the demand with many of our single-office suites or suites with private office spaces, perfect for staying safe at work. Take a look at what we have available all across Boulder.

Give us a call with any questions!

The James Building

1920 13th St | Boulder, CO 80302