
Red tape means new housing and businesses are only for the wealthy
In 2023, Boulder’s housing and city processes desperately need reform. Here are just two recent examples that highlight the problems.
In 2023, Boulder’s housing and city processes desperately need reform. Here are just two recent examples that highlight the problems.
Mark McIntyre is one of three new Planning Board (PB) members appointed by the Boulder City Council in 2022. Born in Overland Park, Kansas, a
Proposed micro-units at 22nd and Pearl could add much-needed density and an option for minimalist living in downtown Boulder.
Boulder plans to revise the rules regarding housing in areas zoned for industrial uses, with city council due to consider a proposal that would in
Boulder’s Planning Board will have a first look at an apartment and townhome redevelopment at 2747 Glenwood Place, just south of the 28th Street Safeway,
On Tuesday December 6, Boulder’s Planning Board will hold a Concept Plan review for a townhome development on the northeast corner of 28th Street and
One year ago, Boulder City Council asked the developer of Papilio to give us more and smaller housing units at the site on Folsom between
At its November 17 meeting, Boulder City Council will consider annexation of the Boulder Valley School District campus at 6500 Arapahoe Rd. While the campus
This fall, Colorado residents will have the opportunity to vote on Proposition 123, officially called the “Dedicate State Income Tax Revenue to Fund Housing Projects
On Thursday, October 27, 2022, staff presented City Council with background information about why so little for-sale middle-income housing has been created in Boulder since
By BHN Editor Caitlin Ryan A re-designed housing proposal on Spruce Street between 26th and Folsom is back for a second round of Concept Review
At its regular meeting October 6, 2022, Boulder City Council restored 180 units of housing to the East Boulder Subcommunity Plan (EBSP). On May 17th,