Broomfield Commercial Retail

Bank of America Broomfield branch

16802 Galapago Place in Broomfield
May 17, 2025 Submit an Update
Bank of America has proposed the development of a new Broomfield branch at 16802 Galapago Place near the northwest corner of Baseline Road and Palisade Parkway.“The proposal includes a 4,320-square-foot bank building with three drive-thru lanes” and parking for 17 cars, according to a Broomfield planning memo. on Facebook on LinkedIn on Bluesky
PROJECT DETAILS
Location

16802 Galapago Place

Status

Current

Location

16802 Galapago Place

City

Broomfield

State

CO

Owner

Kevmara LLC

Developer

Bank of America

Architecture Firm

Nelson Worldwide

Square Feet

4,320-square-foot bank building

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