About Us
Burden Incorporated prides itself on creating long-term tenant relationships for over 20 years. We are a family owned and operated business with commercial properties throughout the Front Range cities of Colorado.
The company was incorporated in 1994 by W. Cotton Burden to serve as his operating company in accumulating and managing a portfolio of family owned real estate.
In 2008 Cotton’s son, Keith Burden, and son-in-law, Joseph Perrotto, joined Burden Incorporated as shareholders and officers. The company continues to grow and manage the family owned real estate portfolio and has expanded its business to include commercial real estate brokerage.
Burden Incorporated currently manages a real estate portfolio valued at approximately $70,000,000; which includes professional office, retail, and mixed-use residential properties.
Burden Incorporated serves as the primary asset manager, leasing agent and construction manager for tenant improvements for this portfolio of properties. The company is also responsible for developing and negotiating the acquisition and disposition of portfolio properties. Burden Incorporated has developed, re-developed, or overseen the substantial rehabilitation of several portfolio properties.
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Burden Inc. constructing spec flex building in Gunbarrel
Boulder — Construction is underway on the core and shell of a light-industrial flex building in Gunbarrel north of Boulder, a product type that is “hard to come by in this area,” according to the developer.
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Roosevelt’s Longmont Whistlestop: Why He Is Remembered Here
LONGMONT — Years before Dan Snarr sculpted two statues of President Theodore “Teddy” Roosevelt now standing in Longmont — the second one unveiled Thursday — he rode bulls to buy groceries for his…
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Vicinity And Beyond
LONGMONT — You know a place is good when strangers dining at outdoor tables spontaneously tell you how good the food is as you’re walking by. This is especially interesting because Christine Hollenbeck…
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Modena A Model For Quality Cuisine
LONGMONT — Among other Claims to fame, Modena, Italy, is home to legendary automakers Ferrari and Lamborghini. The city also lends its name to Longmont’s Modena Wine Cafe…
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Downtown Longmont To Be Home To Another Roosevelt
LONGMONT — Sometimes, one Teddy is just not enough.
Developer Cotton Burden, who installed the statue of Teddy Roosevelt in front of his company’s Roosevelt Place office building more than a decade ago, is adding a second bronze Roosevelt statue to Longs Peak Avenue…
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Downtown Longmont Gains Colorado Creative District Designation
LONGMONT — After having initially failed to achieve the sought-after designation earlier this summer, the Downtown Longmont Creative District has officially been named a Colorado Certified Creative District.
“Our community has worked very hard the past three years to achieve this designation…
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Roosevelt Park Apartments, Longs Peak Pub Unveiled in Longmont
LONGMONT — Roosevelt Park Apartments, a downtown mixed-use development that has been 10 years in the making, was officially unveiled to the public Thursday.
The event for the $20 million, 115-unit property off Longs Peak Avenue and Main Street — which includes the Longs Peak Pub & Taphouse…
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Longmont’s New Roosevelt Park Apartments Already 25 Percent Occupied
LONGMONT -Jana and John Bagwell started paying attention to Longmont when their daughter moved here in 2010. The Vermonters took out an online subscription to the Times-Call to learn more about the city their daughter had moved to. They took note of articles discussing…
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Longmont’s Roosevelt Parks Apartments Adding Wine Cafe
LONGMONT – Downtown’s Roosevelt Park Apartments has found a third tenant to occupy the commercial space that’s going on the ground floor of the building. Modena (pronounced Moe-day-na) Wine Cafe will be opening on the southwest corner of Longs Peak Avenue and Coffman Street…
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Developer seeks Longmont Partnership on Project
LONGMONT – The Longmont Downtown Development Authority’s board of directors has long been hunting for a catalyst project – one that would dramatically change the face of downtown. …
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