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The city of Boulder, Colorado, has seen significant changes over the past 7-8 years. From the physical environment to the social and economic aspects, the city has evolved in many ways. This article explores these changes, both positive and negative, as observed by residents who have lived in Boulder during this period. They discuss the transformation of the city’s landscape, the closure of iconic restaurants and stores, the rise in rent, and the increase in population density.
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The physical environment of Boulder has seen a lot of changes. Key structures like the Millennium/Harvest House hotel and the former BCH hospital have been demolished, paving the way for redevelopment. The 30th Street has also been redeveloped, transforming from a suburban corridor to a more urbanized area with multi-story apartments and retail spaces…