Northern Colorado property owners
Have land? Put it in play.
If you own commercial land, a building, or development property anywhere in Northern Colorado—especially in Larimer County or Weld County—send me the facts. I’ll introduce the opportunity to The Water Valley Company for potential evaluation.
Send your property →If my introduction leads to a qualifying transaction under The Water Valley Company’s program, the company may pay me a 1% commission. You do not pay that commission to me.Read the full disclosure →
What belongs in the inbox.
Northern Colorado opportunities
Potential acquisitions are not limited to one city or only two counties. Send credible commercial land, buildings, and development sites from across the region—especially Larimer and Weld counties.
Commercial or development land
Raw, entitled, platted, infill, industrial, retail, mixed-use, or other sites in Northern Colorado with a clear investment or development story.
Existing commercial buildings
Industrial, retail, office, hospitality, flex, or other commercial properties offered for sale.
Real ownership information
Direct owners and authorized representatives with enough documentation to establish that the opportunity is legitimate.
A reason to act
Price expectation, timing, zoning, access, utilities, leases, entitlements, or another concrete fact that helps a buyer evaluate fit.
A connection is not a promise to buy.
I introduce the seller and the opportunity to The Water Valley Company. The company decides whether to evaluate it, and authorized professionals handle diligence, valuation, negotiation, and contracts.
Your first packet
Send the facts, not a mystery.
You can start with an email. Keep sensitive information out until the right people agree on how it will be handled.
- Address or parcel number
- Acreage or building square footage
- Zoning and current use
- Road access and visibility
- Utility and entitlement status
- Asking price or expectation
- Existing leases or occupants
- Your role and authority to sell
FAQ
Seller questions, answered.
What property should I send?
Send credible opportunities involving commercial land, development land, industrial property, retail or office buildings, hospitality property, or other sites that may fit a serious buyer. Properties from anywhere in Northern Colorado are welcome, with Larimer County and Weld County as priority areas. There is no promise that a property will fit or be purchased.
How broad is the potential acquisition area?
It is not limited to Windsor, a short list of cities, or only two counties. Eric welcomes potential property introductions throughout Northern Colorado, especially in Larimer County and Weld County. The Water Valley Company decides whether it will evaluate or buy any submitted property.
What information helps most?
Address or parcel location, acreage or building size, current zoning and use, access, utility status, asking price or expectations, ownership contact, and any existing survey, brochure, environmental, lease, or entitlement information.
Does sending it create an agency relationship?
No. Sending property information through Develop Colorado does not create brokerage, agency, confidentiality, purchase, or representation obligations. Formal relationships require separate written agreements with authorized professionals.
Will Eric keep the property confidential?
Do not send trade secrets or highly sensitive documents in the first email. Eric will introduce the opportunity to The Water Valley Company and share it with the appropriate real estate or company contact for evaluation. Ask for a written confidentiality arrangement before sending protected information.
Start the introduction
Put the property in front of me.
Start with location, size, current use, pricing expectations, timing, and your connection to the ownership. I’ll use it to introduce you and the opportunity to The Water Valley Company.
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