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30Pearl Apartments is a newly developed affordable apartment community located at 3075 Pearl Parkway in Boulder, Colorado. Offering 120 studio, one-, two- and three-bedroom apartments, 30Pearl is situated in the bustling neighborhood of Boulder Junction, within walking distance to shopping, dining, public transportation, public spaces, and scenic bike paths. Residents can enjoy a range of amenities including in-home washers & dryers, energy-efficient heating and air-conditioning, free community Wi-Fi, rooftop spaces, public art, and landscaped courtyards. Additionally, 30Pearl Apartments offers Parker Personal Care Homes (PPCH), an on-site independent living program for individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities. This program, located within the Bluebell building, provides personalized and supportive services to empower residents to engage in community activities and access resources.

Canyon Pointe Apartments, located at 700 Walnut Street in Boulder, Colorado, offers affordable living for older adults aged 62 and above in downtown Boulder. Residents can enjoy updated one-bedroom apartment homes within walking distance to the Pearl Street Mall, Boulder Public Library, Boulder Creek bike path, and community parks. The complex features a community center, library, on-site laundry, covered parking, and a beautiful patio for gardening. Resident Services staff are available to connect residents to local resources and programming. Apartments are offered at rents below market rate with rental assistance as part of the Deeply Affordable Communities program. Income, student, and additional restrictions apply. A waitlist periodically opens for this apartment community, and interested individuals can visit the waitlist page on Boulder Housing Partners' website for more information. Applicants must be income-qualified seniors aged 62 and above currently living or working in Boulder County, with an admission preference given to households earning up to 30% of the area median income (AMI). The Deeply Affordable Communities program offers apartments at lower costs compared to Boulder's market rates, with residents paying around 30-40% of their income for rent, subsidized by federal funding. Supportive resident services are also available.