Alpine Bank Purchased Greeley Land for New Branch

The bank acquired a parcel at Highway 34 and 71st Avenue to expand its footprint in the Northern Colorado market.

Updated on Oct. 8, 2026 in Openings & Closings

Alpine Bank Purchased Greeley Land for New Branch

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Alpine Bank has purchased a commercial land parcel in Greeley located at the northwest corner of Highway 34 and 71st Avenue. The site is designated to host the bank's first branch location in the city.

Why it matters

The acquisition is part of the bank's long-term planning for regional expansion. It marks a significant step in growing the financial institution's presence in the Northern Colorado area.

Alpine Bank currently manages 39 locations across Colorado. This footprint includes seven existing branches in the Front Range region.

The players

Alpine Bank

This is a Colorado-based financial institution that has been expanding its operations along the Front Range for over a decade.

The Colorado Group Inc.

This real estate firm provides commercial brokerage services and represented the buyer in the transaction.

CBRE

This global commercial real estate services and investment firm represented the seller during the land acquisition.

The details

The land deal was brokered by Layne McBride and Gary Aboussie of The Colorado Group Inc., with Jake Hallauer of CBRE representing the seller. The property sits at a key intersection to serve the growing local community.

Alpine Bank entered the Front Range market in 2014.
The bank expects to open a new branch in Littleton in 2027.

Market Landscape

The bank's expansion follows the pattern of financial institutions scaling physical infrastructure to meet the regional growth trends reported by the Colorado State Demography Office. This investment positions Alpine Bank to compete more aggressively against established local lenders in the Greeley market.

Residents in Greeley can expect increased access to the bank's financial services once the construction phase is complete and the branch opens. This new location will provide additional options for local banking and personal financial management in the area.

The takeaway

Banks often prioritize site acquisitions at major thoroughfares to maximize accessibility for a growing customer base. Residents should monitor future municipal permit filings to gauge the expected timeline for facility development.