October 3rd, 2009 by roostblog in Local Market Insight
In Boise, a two-alarm fire occurred at Fairview and 25th Street in a warehouse recently purchased by St. Luke’s Regional Medical Center. Although the fire was serious, no one was injured during the incident.
Contractors hired by St. Luke’s spotted transients attempting to enter the building Tuesday, the day before the fire occurred. It appeared that the transients were occupying the second floor, closest to Fairview Avenue, which is where it is believed that the fire started. Representing [...]
September 10th, 2009 by roostblog in Homes for Sale, Local Market Insight
Want to live in the lap of luxury, have access to stunning views and enjoy world-class accoutrements? Well, then, the Aspen Lofts are just what the doctor ordered.
Redefining urban living for Boise, Idaho developer Scott Kimball built some fairly unique amenities into the 17-story, 75-unit high-rise he neatly integrated into the upscale BoDo district. Located in the heartbeat of the city, you’ll not be easily disappointed with granite-slab countertops, stainless appliances, open and airy living, 10’6” ceilings, floor-to-ceiling glass north [...]
September 7th, 2009 by roostblog in Features, Local Market Insight
That’s right. Boot camp for five-year-olds, but not like you think. No uniforms, no screaming drill sergeants and no latrine duty. Instead, kind and compassionate kindergarten teachers delivering a learning platform to prepare kids to start school.
United Way funds the program for Title One schools, which means that these schools have high poverty and low literacy rates for children entering kindergarten. Recruitment begins at kindergarten registration. A total of 115 students are enrolled from Boise, Nampa and Caldwell school districts.
The [...]
June 24th, 2009 by roostblog in Local Market Insight
In Boise, a two-alarm fire occurred at Fairview and 25th Street in a warehouse recently purchased by St. Luke’s Regional Medical Center. Although the fire was serious, no one was injured during the incident.
Contractors hired by St. Luke’s spotted transients attempting to enter the building Tuesday, the day before the fire occurred. It appeared that the transients were occupying the second floor, closest to Fairview Avenue, which is where it is believed that the fire started. Representing [...]
April 9th, 2009 by roostblog in Homes for Sale, Local Market Insight
Sixteen condos went on sale in a three-story century-old building in downtown Boise about a month ago. After a few weeks on the market, none had sold but checking the MLS today, we can only find six left for sale.
The R. Grey Lofts are located at 419 South 8th Street and the available units range from 945 to 2,009 square feet and range in price from $299,900 to $872,100.
The R. Grey Lofts were developed by Gary Christensen and almost did [...]
April 2nd, 2009 by roostblog in Real Estate
1. Steady population growth and low interest rates have created a strong real estate and construction market in the Boise MSA over the past decade. The area’s cost of living is among the lowest in the west, and our high quality of life continues to attract new residents, business and industry to the Boise area.
http://www.boisechamber.org/cwt/external/wcpages/live/Real_Estate.aspx
2. Boise is the premier place to live for outdoor activities and lifestyle according to National Geographic Mag:
http://www.nationalgeographic.com/adventure/relocating/boise/idaho.html
Population: 211,473
Elevation: 2,842 feet (866 [...]
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