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Boulder shuts down illegally subdivided student housing; judge rules renters can stay
['Shay Castle']
Boulder News - Boulder Weekly
Marpa House, pictured here in 2020, was designated a historic landmark and converted into student apartments.
Courtesy: City of BoulderMarpa House, pictured here in 2020, was designated a historic landmark and converted into student apartments.
Student renters were initially forced to leave, but a judge on Tuesday issued a temporary restraining order allowing them to move back in.
This is not the first time bedrooms have been illegally added to student apartments in Boulder.
In 2016, hundreds of students were displaced from Sterling University Peaks, 2985 E. Aurora Ave., after 92 units were illegally subdivided to create additional bedrooms.
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