CU Boulder housing

this is a very appropriate place for higher density student housing, right next to the university

to support student housing adjacent to the campus of the University of Colorado

And then my other question is when we looked at the TOC, does it include the student housing capacity at CU?

with their expansion with CU South, their takeover of 28th Street, the Millennium, high-end student housing

close to three-fourths of the area is designated student housing currently

The best place to put more student housing is right between both CU Boulder academic campuses, main and east campus

So, they're living in CU housing, they're attending CU, they have to be near CU

Just for a point of clarity, the Millennium Project is not associated with the university, and so it's a private developer.

That will have matters from the board, which includes… University of Colorado Boulder Housing Master Plan,

So those numbers that you saw are just CU-affiliated housing.

We do, we have a significant item. It's the Williams Village 2 redevelopment item.

Student housing, we feel, is the best use for this site as it supports the purpose of the Rh. 5 zone

We propose to provide valuable student housing to the University of Colorado in a location

they own a lot significant. And the buildings they're going to see superior high density.

to talk about their most recently adopted housing master plan, which significant investment in housing for Cu.

We have, I think, credible plans from cu to redevelop and further build out a student housing campus in the area adjacent to and surrounding this Neuropa campus.

The application talks about Cu housing's master plan, noting that the availability, quality, and affordability of housing

how that is distinct from a rent by the bedroom model for some of these student housing units

It's more and more important uh, you know, in uh, our larger communities that have large universities

This is that connection that runs straight through over to the Williams village student housing that exists right now for Cu.

And this is just another view of that connection that runs through building A and ties us to Williams village, as it exists now, student housing

help our students find the housing they need at the price point they need

we talked about the proximity there's it's right across the street from the University

this site in particular is well positioned to meet the growing needs of the University

Golden West and Lotus and a lot of University Housing and um this is just predatory um basically hedge fund style housing

the loss of the sales, tax revenue to high-end student housing with cars all with cars, plenty of cars

The one thing that you may be wondering about is the Williams Village Redevelopment project that's supposed to be coming back

village, redevelopment site. My guess is, that may be ready by July.

Then you're going to have a Williams village with potentially 600 housing units.

something unsettling about a potential for like Williams village to get redeveloped with 600 units on a site

you only houses, freshmen, and a few others. So there's something like 25,000 students who have to go find housing

Boulder has no control over the height of those buildings, correct?

Are you sending them back to the original Williams village?

apparently they don't have enough housing even for their freshmen

I don't enjoy the fact that you doesn't choose to invest in student housing

the idea that Cu has externalized the cost and impacts of student housing onto the city

They are state entity. We are a city. We deserve to keep our city here.

the Cu. Has found they are short on housing, so it is an issue

ideally we could work with the University to get more dorm rooms built.

how can we create more student housing on campus

minimizing cars and neighborhoods advocating for supported off-campus housing or sufficient on-campus student housing

the Harvest House the millennium is a takings of Cu from the city of Boulder 931 bedrooms for students

I was intrigued by the comments about Cu and the possible impact

housing students on campus is the obvious solution to this problem and the city needs to use all the levers

CU is like an octopus it's taken up the olive downtown with student housing from Chicago this project tonight is from Atlanta

A lot of students, the vast majority of which are not. Being housed through university housing and so that's putting a big strain on neighborhoods

building more CU Housing closer to campus is one of the most effective ways to combat climate change

simply cannot afford market rate apartments in Boulder and are in need of sparse University Housing

CU South project plans provide affordable graduate students staff and faculty housing

particularly on the hill where the University's growth has outpaced the city's housing inventory

consistent with what we saw occurring in other housing areas for cu in boulder

it seems like the residential units here will be a little different from our typical new residential units

we believe that the university needs to play a greater role in providing student housing

the best place to put more student housing is right between both CU academic campuses

i believe c is going to send out to their list of landlords who have student housing off campus

some of that will be driven from our housing master plan

there may be some questions around future housing on the site

I think CU has said that under this new variant they would not be willing to do student housing

relating to planned uses for university housing sports fields and the existing tennis courts

university housing on the cu south property are possible only because of the unique city and cu partnership

WILL CHECK WITH CARL CASTILLO AND FIND OUT IF IT'S. ON THERE AND IF IT'S NOT IF IT'S TOO LATE TO ADD IT

I WANTED TO GO BACK TO THE PRINTERS I THINK WE ARE MEETING WITH UNIVERSITY OR. DISCUSSION ABOUT DIFFERENT ITEMS ON THURSDAY

there's a lot of people in the community think less the university's job and every time we create student housing