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Boulder Airbnb and short-term rental leads

PermitPulse holds 1,014 Boulder records from an additional published short-term-rental dataset (refreshed 2026-10-08). None of the Boulder records carry a phone or email, because the register does not publish contact details; what you get is the permit holder name, the property address and the permit detail for every one.

1,014records
—ZIP codes
513dated last 12 months
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Counts refreshed 2026-10-08 from the live database. Boulder is part of the Colorado file; filter to it at export.

The Boulder file in numbers

Those 1,014 records are 10.4% of the Colorado file, which makes Boulder the largest of the 6 Colorado cities big enough for a page of their own.

The register behind the 1,014 Boulder records publishes no phone or email, so outreach starts from the property address.

The register classes Boulder records by type: 820 Short-Term Rental (Single Family Dwelling), then 106 Short-Term Rental (Condominium), 36 Short-Term Rental (Townhome).

2 of the Boulder records (0%) carry a name that appears on two or more different Colorado property addresses, below the state figure of 5%. Few large operators show up here: no name on a Boulder record holds more than 3 Colorado properties, so most of the file is individual owners.

The register dates 1,014 of the Boulder records; 513 were dated in the last 12 months, and 2026 is already the busiest year on record with 458 so far. By status, the Boulder records break down as 921 active or issued, 16 expired, closed or denied and 64 pending.

Boulder against Colorado

MeasureBoulderColorado
Records1,0149,781
With a phone0%0%
With an email0%0%
Name on 2+ properties0%5%
Dated last 12 months51%16%

State and market columns count every record in those files; the Boulder column uses the cleaned city file described on this page.

Breakdowns

Permit and license types

Type as publishedRecordsShare
Short-Term Rental (Single Family Dwelling)82081%
Short-Term Rental (Condominium)10611%
Short-Term Rental (Townhome)364%
Short-Term Rental (Single Family Dwelling with Attached ADU)172%
Short-Term Rental (Duplex)151%
Short-Term Rental (Single Family Dwelling with Detached ADU)81%
Short-Term Rental (Tri-Plex)40%
Short-Term Rental (Four-Plex)30%

Records by year on the permit

YearRecords
2026458
2025230
2024159
2023132
202235

The year is the date the register attaches to each permit: an application or issue date, depending on the register.

Status

Status groupRecordsShare
Active or issued92191%
Expired, closed or denied162%
Pending or under review646%
Other or not stated131%

Who buys the Boulder list

Real estate investors All 1,014 Boulder records carry the property address and the name on the permit, the two inputs a county records search or a skip-trace needs. How they use it → Furnishing and staging companies 513 Boulder permits are dated in the last 12 months; new operators are the ones still furnishing and setting up. How they use it → Real estate agents 1,014 Boulder properties are registered as short-term rentals, and each address can be mailed at no data cost beyond the file. How they use it →

What a Boulder record contains

  • Permit or license numberas the register publishes it
  • Permit holder nameon 1,014 of 1,014 records
  • Property address, city, ZIPthe licensed rental itself
  • Phonenot published here
  • Emailnot published here
  • Permit type and statusas published, see the breakdowns above
  • Filing dateon 1,014 records
  • First-seen datewhen the record entered our database

These are public records, and public is not consent. Calls and texts fall under the TCPA and Do-Not-Call rules (permit phones are often personal mobiles), email under CAN-SPAM. Read the compliance guide before you work the list.

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Boulder questions

How many short-term rental records are there in Boulder, CO?
Boulder has 1,014 as of 2026-10-08, from an additional published short-term-rental dataset.
How many Boulder permits are active?
921 of the 1,014 records are active or issued and 16 are expired, closed or denied.
Why is there no phone number on the Boulder records?
An additional published short-term-rental dataset publishes no phone numbers for Boulder. The 1,014 records carry the property address and the permit holder name, which is enough for direct mail or a skip-trace.
How do I get the Boulder list?
Subscribe to the Colorado plan ($99 a month) and filter the export to Boulder, or buy the whole Colorado file once for $149. Both are self-serve CSV downloads.
Can I call or text the people on it?
The records are public, but public is not consent. Calls and texts fall under the TCPA and Do-Not-Call rules, and permit phones are often personal mobiles, so check them before you dial; email falls under CAN-SPAM.

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