
Homeownership Programs
City of Boulder
Homeownership Programs
In order make homeownership opportunities available in Boulder to people of modest means, the City's Division of Housing operates several programs. A few principles underlie those programs.
To ensure that the limited number of affordable homes serve people who have few or no other options in the Boulder market, purchasers must have income and assets below specified limits. Most of our programs require permanent affordability of the homes. In short, in exchange for having the opportunity to buy an affordable home, you agree to make that opportunity available to the next qualified buyer when you sell.
As not all buyers have the same needs, we provide options such as:
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affordably priced homes
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downpayment grants to buy homes of your choice
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down payment loans that don't require permanent affordability
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homebuyer training for anyone, regardless of income
Lastly, our publicly-supported programs give preference to people who already work and live in our community. More than 400 permanently affordable homes already exist, with more being added each year. By providing affordable options, these homes enhance Boulder's economic diversisty and help preserve our sense of community. An average of 75 households buy through our programs each year. We hope our programs help you meet your homeownership goals.
Please explore our website or attend an orientation to learn more about our programs.
Down Payment Assistance - Limited funds are available, please call Jessica at 303-441-3157 for details.
Homes for Sale - Prices start at under $100,000 with a range of 1-3 bedroom condos and townhomes
Homebuyer Education - required classes and orientation
Summary of Programs - description of the programs available in the City of Boulder
How to Apply
Required Forms - (Application, Required Additional Information Sheet and Intent to Purchase Form)
How to Sell my Affordable Home
How to improve my affordable home:
Capital Improvement Policy
*Please note, request for pre-approval is required for ALL capital improvements and updates to verify eligibility for credit and to receive full eligible credit.
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Important Information regarding upgrades in my newly built home:
Pre-purchase Upgrades Policy
Home Repair Programs
FAQs - Homebuyer Frequently Asked Questions
FAQs - Current Homeowners' Frequently Asked Questions
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Last Updated on Wednesday, 19 May 2010 14:03