$59,500  Hagerman, Idaho
Within the serene landscapes of Hagerman, this building lot in the 55 + community of River Rock Ranch Sub is at the end of a one street cul-de-sac. City utilities are all in place. Assisted living facility within sub. The quaint town of Hagerman is just minutes away. For outdoor enthusiasts, the Snake River beckons, as do the historic landmarks, Thousand Springs & popular hot springs. Enjoy local eateries, wineries & small town spirit you've been longing for.
Call Marty Siebertz 208-336-9600

$22,000,000  Meridian, Idaho
New warehouse for lease in Meridian opportunity zone within 2 miles of 2 I84 highway access (Meridian/Kuna & Eagle Road). Excellent visibility on Locust grove road. Close to 65000 sqft insulated warehouse, 5000sqft of Class A office space & 7300 sqft of covered area on almost 4 acres of land. Total of 10 offices plus executive office, conference room, copy room & 2 kitchenette. 3 grade level doors 20WX14H each plus dock station for truck access. Minimum height to the bottom of beam in warehouse is 14 ft, maximum 26 ft. 400 AMP 3 phase power. Close proximity to the Amazon warehouse, Lowe's, Home depot, Winco & other amenities.
Call Farzin Safavi 208-863-9571
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Eagle
Eagle Idaho is a desireable, upscale community nestled along the base of the Boise foothills. Eagle offers high-end, quality-crafted homes, fine dining, boutique shopping and a friendly community. The Boise river meanders through Eagle and you'll often find folks walking the greenbelt or enjoying a peaceful picnic along the banks. Eagle offers convenient access to the entire Treasure Valley and provides direct routes to northern ski areas, foothills hiking, river rafting and other fun Idaho outdoor activities. If you prefer newer construction homes in an upscale market then Eagle is the place for you. Pictured above is Rembrandt’s Coffee House in Eagle’s quaint downtown area.
The North End
North Boise is one of the most sought after communities in the Boise area. Affectionately referred to as The North End, here you will find classic architecture and character in the turn of the century and early 1900's era homes. Many homes in The North End have been fully restored to their original condition with a complementary touch of modern conveniences. If you enjoy tree-lined streets, patio-dining at corner restaurants and quiet and peaceful neighborhoods then be certain to see a few Boise homes in this area during your visit. Pictured above is Boise’s historic Harrison Boulevard which runs from Boise’s thriving downtown through the heart of The North End.

$65,000  Caldwell, Idaho
Affordable opportunity in a convenient location. This split bedroom floorplan model provides great space and functionality. The property boasts a spacious carport and storage shed, raised garden boxes, and mature trees. The kitchen features plenty of cabinet and counter space, large refrigerator, dishwasher, disposal, and enough room for the kitchen table! The large living area and bedrooms have plenty of windows for great natural light. Lot rent is $390 a month and includes water, sewer, and trash! The park is 55+ and buyers must apply and have park approval prior to closing.
Call Robert Smith 208-490-1645

$7,500,000  Nampa, Idaho
Great location for your next business venture. Easy in and out just north of Caldwell Blvd, east of Midland, off Park Centre Way. 2.95 acres with plenty of parking & storage space, 30,000 sq ft building with 6,000 sq ft of that as office/storefront/bathrooms. Potential Lot split for future value. PLEASE DO NOT DISTURB CURRENT BUSINESS. Call listing agent for information.
Call Tia Dowdle 208-631-1396

$2,500  Caldwell, Idaho
Great 4 bedroom, 2.5 bathroom home in Caldwell. Good space inside and out with a large garage, and yard that’s fully fenced. Close to the freeway and college of Idaho. Tenant responsible for lawn care and utilities go in tenants names.
Call Taylor Jackson 661-755-0663

$429,000  Caldwell, Idaho
Rare opportunity to build your dream home in a quiet country setting with unobstructed views of the Owyhee Mountains. An ideal setting for those seeking extra space and quick access to recreational activities. Explore thousands of acres of Pickle Butte on your dirt bikes, ATV’s and ORV’s. Just south of this area you will find the George Nourse gun range. The closest public boat launch into the Snake River is Trappers Flat, just Southeast around the bend. For the wine enthusiast, you can travel East over the river to Fox Canyon Vineyards or in to Marsing and take a wine tour of the area. The perfect location for a barndominium, shop or home. Horses allowed and no HOA. Your recreational oasis awaits on Blue Fox Lane (private road).
Call Crista Martin 208-577-7157

$949,900  Boise, Idaho
Enchanting historic gem! Lovingly restored to honor its rich past, this home seamlessly combines vintage charm with thoughtful modern updates in the heart of Boise’s premier Depot Bench neighborhood. Featuring original hardwood floors, built-in cabinetry, and two inviting fireplaces-including one in the main bedroom-this home exudes warmth and elegance. The bright kitchen, with leathered granite countertops and original cabinetry, is complemented by large picture windows throughout, framing serene views of lush gardens and Bowden Park. French doors from the living room lead to a secluded patio, ideal for intimate gatherings or morning coffee. Four airy bedrooms are on the main level, while the finished basement adds a full bath, laundry, and flexible space for a fifth bedroom or office. The sprawling half-acre lot, with private gated access to the park, offers an idyllic setting for outdoor entertaining, play and relaxation. This home is more than a place to live-it offers a lifestyle as rich as its heritage.
Call Monica Lehman 208-891-1967

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October 7, 2024
As we move into the final quarter of the year, the real estate market finds itself at a pivotal crossroads. Recent interest rate cuts have stirred conversations among buyers and sellers, while the looming elections add another layer of complexity. Understanding these dynamics is crucial for anyone looking to navigate the current real estate landscape.

The Impact of Rate Cuts

Recent cuts in interest rates have created a more favorable borrowing environment for potential homebuyers. Lower rates mean lower monthly mortgage payments, which can enhance affordability and attract a larger pool of buyers. This trend is particularly beneficial for first-time buyers and those looking to upgrade, as they can now secure financing at historically low costs.

However, the immediate effects of rate cuts can be twofold. While the lower borrowing costs are enticing, they can also lead to increased competition. As more buyers enter the market, homes may see a rise in demand, which can subsequently drive-up prices. This phenomenon is particularly evident in urban areas, where limited inventory combined with heightened interest can create bidding wars, pushing homes beyond their listed prices.

Seller Strategies in a Changing Market

For sellers, the current climate presents both opportunities and challenges. With lower interest rates, sellers can feel confident that buyers are more willing to engage in the market. However, the competitive landscape means sellers must be strategic in their approach. Pricing a home correctly is crucial; setting a competitive price can attract multiple offers, while overpricing may lead to extended time on the market and reduced interest.

Sellers should also consider how the upcoming elections may influence buyer sentiment. Political uncertainty can make potential buyers hesitant. Many people prefer to wait and see how policies and regulations may impact their financial situations before committing to a significant investment like a home. Thus, sellers should be prepared for fluctuations in demand as the election date approaches.

The Election Factor

Elections can have a profound impact on real estate markets, often causing potential buyers to adopt a wait-and-see approach. Concerns over changes in tax policies, housing regulations, and economic forecasts can lead to increased caution among buyers. If candidates propose policies that might affect homeownership, such as changes in mortgage interest deductions or tax incentives for home buyers, it could significantly influence buying behavior.

Moreover, the outcome of elections can affect overall economic confidence. A stable government is typically seen as a positive sign for economic growth, encouraging investment in real estate. Conversely, uncertainty or contentious elections can create a climate of hesitation, where both buyers and sellers might prefer to wait until after the election results are in.

Looking Ahead

As we approach the end of the year, it’s essential for both buyers and sellers to remain informed about economic indicators and political developments. While recent rate cuts have created a more favorable borrowing environment, the potential effects of the upcoming elections should not be overlooked.

In summary, the current real estate market is shaped by a delicate interplay of interest rates and political dynamics. Buyers should take advantage of lower rates while being mindful of competition and potential uncertainties ahead. Sellers, on the other hand, must strategically position their homes in the market to attract buyers, all while keeping an eye on the electoral landscape. By staying informed and adaptable, both parties can navigate these shifting tides with greater confidence.


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