Arvada is an attractive western suburb of 105,455 citizens that maintains its cherished hometown feel while building a diverse business community. From the rich historical culture to the shared community pride, Arvada combines the luxuries of today’s society with the best of the past. Quiet neighborhoods, a robust business mix, and the restoration of historic landmarks keep this metro enclave vibrant and healthy.
Arvada enjoys a strong civic leadership that understands, values and supports a positive business climate while balancing quality of life and community growth. This culture fosters a pro-business environment that has resulted in state and national business retention program recognition for the City of Arvada.
Arvada’s land encompasses 22,570.51 acres and offers approximately 1,634 acres of available land for commercial and industrial development. The extraordinary parks and trail systems link downtown Denver to the foothills, as well as easy access to mountain recreation and other activities.
One of Arvada’s crown jewels is the Arvada Center for the Arts and Humanities providing a diverse, year-round programming which includes theater, concerts, art exhibitions, and arts and humanities classes for all ages. In addition, the Arvada Center includes over 9,300 square feet of flexible space in the banquet and conference facilities accommodating corporate and social events.
Arvada offers a pro-business environment, diverse economic base, highly educated workforce, low crime rate, and close proximity to leading universities and research institutions. These attributes position the community firmly among the most competitive cities in Colorado
