Housing

Looking for affordable, sustainable, community-based housing in Boulder?

INVST has partnered with Boulder Housing Coalition to give INVST students and alumni the unique opportunity of living in a co-op.

Starting in Spring 2022, INVST students will be able to apply to live in a Boulder Housing Coalition (BHC) co-op using their loans, grants, and scholarships as proof of income. Boulder Housing Coalition consists of four co-ops located in convenient locations across Boulder. Each co-op is self-governed by its residents and maintains a focus on community, sustainability, affordability, and social justice. Click on the BHC logo to learn more about applying to live in co-op housing! Make sure to mention INVST in the "How You Heard About Us" section of the application!

Learn More About Co-op Living in Boulder
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BHC co-op members spend about half of what the average US adult spends on groceries each month

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The Chrysalis co-op near Pearl Street is recognizable in spring by its beautiful sunflower garden

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The average BHC co-op member uses 1/3 the water, 1/3 the natural gas, and 1/4 the electricity compared to the average Coloradan

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The Mango Manor Co-op in South Boulder is perfect for those wanting to be close to public transit

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The Masala Co-op is located conveniently for students on The Hill at 744 Marine Street