Broomfield County, Colorado, houses just a single city, also named Broomfield. In Broomfield County, CO, property records, serving as a vital reference, detail information including ownership, size, tax liability, easements, and usage restrictions for each property. They give residents data to protect their interests.

Exploring Broomfield County property records reveals a nuanced picture of the real estate scene. The average home value is $621,750, accompanied by a median rent of $1,980. On the economic front, the median household income stands at $136,576. Analyzing property tax data, the county collects an average 0.67% of a property's assessed value.

In Broomfield County, property records are overseen by the Clerk and Recorder, serving as the repository for real property documents in the city and county. Indexed by grantor/grantee names, document types, recorded dates, and document numbers, these records cover deeds, mortgages, leases, liens, plats, and more.

Conveniently, the Self-Service Web portal allows online searches for these recorded property documents dating back to November 2001. Additionally, the public can access records through walk-in appointments at the Clerk and Recorder’s office or by submitting an online Public Records Request form.

The fees for copies of recorded Broomfield documents are $0.25 per page and $1 per document for certification. With other questions on obtaining property records in Broomfield County, CO, call the recording division office at 303-464-5109 or email recordinginformation@broomfield.org.

To verify zoning information in Broomfield County, CO, contact the Planning Division of the Community Development Department or use their planning research map online. By entering the property address in the search bar, the map provides detailed information, including subdivision, property size, and zoning. Alternatively, one can submit a zoning verification letter request to the division.