Boulder, Colorado, is renowned for its stunning natural beauty, vibrant community, and outdoor recreational opportunities. However, despite its numerous attractions, many individuals find it challenging to put down roots in this picturesque city. In this article, we will explore compelling reasons why some people, including myself, have made the difficult decision to leave Boulder, Colorado. The High Cost of Living One of the primary factors that led to my decision to leave Boulder, Colorado, was the exorbitant cost of living. The city’s booming real estate market has resulted in sky-high... Read More

Boulder, Colorado, nestled at the foothills of the Rocky Mountains, is renowned for its stunning natural beauty, thriving cultural scene, and vibrant community. However, the city grapples with a pressing issue: the high cost of living, particularly in terms of housing. As the demand for housing continues to outstrip the available supply, Boulder’s residents and policymakers face a complex and challenging dilemma in ensuring affordable housing options for all. The Housing Affordability Crisis Boulder’s housing affordability crisis stems from a convergence of factors, including limited... Read More

Here is the list of Homes for Sale: https://bouldercolorado.gov/homeownership/homes-for-sale You must complete an application and be program certified to enter the selection process for a home or make an offer on a home. Your income must be below the household income limits found on each listing’s webpage. Photo Credit: City of Boulder  Read More

Last night, a new movement launched at Boulder City Council advocating for housing policies that support affordable housing and cooperative living. The city of Boulder has an occupancy ordinance that limits the number of “unrelated” adults living in a single-family home to a maximum of three or four. This means that if a house has five bedrooms, it is officially illegal for each bedroom to be rented by one or more unrelated people. The city council has been reviewing this ordinance, and there is a proposal to increase the fines and regulations to further bolster this occupancy policy–including... Read More