Oct 2, 2026 · 2 hr 35 min · 17 segments
Mortgage rates are climbing again, but how much does that actually change the math for Boulder buyers? We look at rate sensitivity, when to lock and seller buydowns, then unpack a listing that became…
In 2025, after three years of documented escalation of neighborhood noise, University Hill residents formed this organization.
And their mission, according to their website, is to restore residential quality of life in Boulder.
in Boulder neighborhoods affected by recurrent excessive noise through public data, education, voluntary compliance, and public interest enforcement of existing law.
how do these guys work? They data first, uh, every, our reports are built from Boulder police records and the city's open data portal.
Um, and they are not publishing, uh, they're, they're publishing conduct, not people.
And from a real estate perspective, uh, Well, let me say that when we back up, I say, I don't just not blame them.
And so I often joke that we at House Einstein, when we take on rentals that have students in them, we are ushering those students into adulthood.
We're helping them along the primrose path to starting to take greater responsibility.
And from a due diligence perspective, this is a really nice resource to say you're looking to buy a house in the city, you can look up where the noise complaints are relative to the home you're thinking about buying and do some due diligence on whether those noise complaints have been resolved or are de-escalating or if they're continuing to be a problem.
one particular house, or it's not really a house, it's a development on 19th Street and the north part of town, Violet and 19th, there's a... manufactured housing park, a mobile home park.
In 2025, after three years of documented escalation of neighborhood noise, University Hill residents formed this organization.
And their mission, according to their website, is to restore residential quality of life in Boulder.
in Boulder neighborhoods affected by recurrent excessive noise through public data, education, voluntary compliance, and public interest enforcement of existing law.
how do these guys work? They data first, uh, every, our reports are built from Boulder police records and the city's open data portal.
Um, and they are not publishing, uh, they're, they're publishing conduct, not people.
And from a real estate perspective, uh, Well, let me say that when we back up, I say, I don't just not blame them.
And so I often joke that we at House Einstein, when we take on rentals that have students in them, we are ushering those students into adulthood.
We're helping them along the primrose path to starting to take greater responsibility.
And from a due diligence perspective, this is a really nice resource to say you're looking to buy a house in the city, you can look up where the noise complaints are relative to the home you're thinking about buying and do some due diligence on whether those noise complaints have been resolved or are de-escalating or if they're continuing to be a problem.
one particular house, or it's not really a house, it's a development on 19th Street and the north part of town, Violet and 19th, there's a... manufactured housing park, a mobile home park.
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