Housing
Boulder offers $1.3 million loan to help San Lazaro residents buy their mobile home park. They still need $30 million.
The loan would be forgiven if the mobile home park joins the city, but residents worry annexation could bring millions in new costs. They have until Dec. 8 to counter a $42.5 million offer from an anonymous buyer.
Boulder County commits $11 million to help San Lazaro residents buy their mobile home park
Residents have until Dec. 8 to counter a $42.5 million offer from an unknown buyer. County commissioners hope their $11 million grant will spur other governments and nonprofits to help close the gap.
Boulder’s new land-use plan could make room for up to 40% more housing
The update to the Boulder Valley’s land-use map follows two years of public engagement and debate and establishes a new long-term development framework for the region.
Unknown buyer offers $42.5 million for Boulder County’s San Lazaro Mobile Home Park. Residents race to counter.
More than 800 residents are trying to buy their Boulder County community, but they have yet to assemble the financing needed to match the offer.
Boulder County farms struggle to keep workers. Could tiny homes help?
High housing costs are making it harder to retain farmworkers. Boulder County is considering more housing options on agricultural land.
ACLU asks Colorado Supreme Court to review ruling upholding Boulder’s camping ban
Civil rights lawyers argue the Colorado Court of Appeals based its decision on ‘fiction’ rather than the facts of the Boulder case.
Boulder relocates homelessness services amid broader push to curb outdoor sleeping downtown
The city’s Community Court, which helps unhoused people resolve low-level charges like camping, will move to St. John’s Episcopal Church.
‘San Lázaro no es una vivienda temporal’: Los residentes se organizan para comprar el parque de casas móviles en el condado de Boulder
Los residentes se esfuerzan por reunir la financiación necesaria para la propiedad de 42,5 millones de dólares.
Colorado appeals court sides with Boulder in camping ban challenge
A judge said homeless people ‘understandably may seek to shelter on public property,’ but the ban did not violate the Colorado Constitution.
New Boulder addiction recovery home for homeless residents begins accepting clients
The home, operated by Hazelbrook, is part of a city strategy to house homeless people with an addiction and people coming out of jail.