5600 Airport Blvd. residential

Multi-Family Residential

5600 Airport Blvd. residential

5600 Airport Blvd. in Boulder

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Property owners W.W. Reynolds Cos. and architect Coburn Development Inc. have submitted plans for 5400 Airport Blvd., a roughly 8-acre that currently houses several commercial buildings and is surrounded by LakeCentre business park, that include 203 apartments and 4,000 square feet of amenity space across seven three- and four-story buildings, according to a Boulder planning memo. on Facebook on LinkedIn

PROJECT DETAILS

Location

5600 Airport Blvd.

Status

Current

Location

5600 Airport Blvd.

City

Boulder

State

CO

Owner

W.W. Reynolds Cos.

Architecture Firm

Coburn

Number of Units

230 studios, 1-, 2- and 3-bedroom units.

Size

8 acres

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