2504 Spruce

Spruce Street developer adds on-site affordable units to plan

ByLucas High
BOULDER — A project on Boulder’s Spruce Street that’s nearly two years in the making has been modified to include onsite affordable housing in an effort by its developer to qualify for a building-height exemption.  Papilio, a mostly multifamily residential project proposed for 2504 Spruce St. by Pace Development LLC,...

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