Boulder Mixed-Use Multi-Family Residential

Boulder Storage @ 49th and Pearl

4880 Pearl St. in Boulder
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Trammell Crow Residential, along with development partners that include Coburn Architecture, have submitted plans that call for 281 apartments across five residential buildings and a new 85,000-square-foot storage building on a 7-acre site that’s currently home to a self-storage business. on Facebook on LinkedIn
PROJECT DETAILS
Location

4880 Pearl St.

Status

Current

Location

4880 Pearl St.

City

Boulder

State

CO

Owner

Maple Multi-Family Land TX LP

Developer

Trammell Crow Residential

Architecture Firm

Coburn Architecture

Number of Units

281

Square Feet

85,000-square-foot self-storage building

Size

7.1 acres

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