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It's a wealthier suburb/exurb of Denver, it's up against the mountains so there are significant growth constraints, and the flagship campus of the University of
by secabeen 5y ago
It's a wealthier suburb/exurb of Denver, it's up against the mountains so there are significant growth constraints, and the flagship campus of the University of Colorado is there, so there's a lot of permanent demand from both students and spin-off companies from the university.
- brandmeyer 5y agoBoulder isn't naturally constrained in its housing supply. There's tons of room to grow denser and to the North, East, and South if it chose to.
- tricolon 5y agoThe thing is... it has chosen not to for the longest time. I don't expect the height restrictions or Open Space to go away any time soon.