Boulder County puts about $11 million toward residents buying San Lazaro park
Boulder County, Colorado committed about $11 million on Sept. 29 to help residents of San Lazaro Mobile Home Park buy their community, with a Dec. 8 deadline to counter an anonymous buyer's $42.5 million offer.
Key facts
- San Lazaro has about 1,000 residents, including more than 140 children
- An anonymous buyer offered $42.5 million; residents have until Dec. 8, 2026 to counter
- Colorado law gives residents 120 days to submit a counteroffer
- County commissioners approved the grant unanimously, using Affordable and Attainable Housing Tax revenue
- About $31 million is still unfunded; ROC USA can provide up to $15 million in financing but will not commit until other support is secured
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Source: Boulder County commits $11 million to help San Lazaro residents buy their mobile home park — Boulder Reporting Lab, September 29, 2026. Summary and commentary by RISE Community; read the full story at the source.
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