The city needs 10,700 new housing units by 2032, according to a new estimate by a regional government planning agency.

The $5 million plan will reduce Iris Avenue to three lanes with a center turn lane and add a 10-foot-wide, two-way bike lane.

While this estimate isn’t a policy solution and may spark debate, it highlights the housing gap. Other Front Range cities also received projections, but Boulder stands out. According to the study, ...

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