Pearl Arts District
3550 Frontier Ave.
Current
3550 Frontier Ave.
Boulder
CO
Conscience Bay Co.
Conscience Bay Co.
At least 500 multifamily units
30,000 square feet of retail and dining, 55,500 square feet of arts and cultural space, 150 to 165 hotel rooms, 1,750 seat venue
11 acres
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