As with any move, whether it is within the same state, from another, or simply across town, it’s always a good idea to get a lay of the land first, and Eagle, Idaho is no exception. Having a clear understanding of which grocery stores stores, pharmacies, schools, employers, and other necessary parts of our daily lives will potentially be your new neighbors is crucial in determining whether or not your prospective new home is ideal for you and your family. The good news is that Eagle maintains its own unique character and culture while also still being close enough to everything else for its de ..read more

Interest rates have more than doubled since January of this year. As we approach a new year, the outlook for 2023 mortgage rates does not promote a feeling of optimism, and I am sure many homebuyers would agree. Some predictions have been more hopeful claiming rates will not increase again this year. On the other hand, many financial experts believe rates will continue to increase as long as inflation is up. Forbes Advisor quotes Keller Williams Chief Economist Ruben Gonzalez: If the Fed’s “approach becomes more aggressive, we will see mortgage rates increase even further. Rising mortgage rate ..read more

When selling your home, there is a lot to consider: potential repairs, the current housing market, and hiring a real estate agent. Navigating all of the events that occur from when you first decide to move to signing the closing documents can all vary in their respective difficulty depending on the housing market of the area you are looking to move to, and Boise as well as most of the Treasure Valley as a whole is no exception. So whether you are looking to downsize or relocate, here are a few things you need to know about the Boise housing market of 2021. Boise is a Solid Seller’s Market Fo ..read more

One of the many great things about Boise is its city parks. In the city itself there are lots of neighborhood parks, making it easy for all residents to enjoy. The parks are kept very clean and as a frequent visitor to them all. I have felt safe there with my kids. Most of all I would like to point out that these 5 dog parks are all great and I do not like to pick one over the other, you can’t lose by visiting any one of them! #5-The Military Reserve-750 Mountain Cove Rd, Boise, ID 83702- I love this park because of its location to some great trails. You can do a hike then stop in to have a li ..read more

If you are considering moving to Boise, odds are you have already plumed a few different forums and websites talking about how available housing in the Treasure Valley is outpaced by demand, creating a highly competitive seller’s market. It’s times like these that may make the first-time homebuyer think twice, but not only is it the perfect time to reach out to a professional and local Boise real estate agent like Eddy Udry to help out, there are also a few other conditions at play that could alter the local real estate market here soon. As many as 6,000 more homes could be coming in the near ..read more

Starting July 17th and running through the end of October the Capital City Market will be back in downtown Boise. However it will no longer be on 8th and Idaho Street. The market’s new location will stay on Idaho Street just moving a block to the west, between 9th and 11th Streets. This will be the 27th year for the market. As you can imagine a lot of the vendors had a tough year due to the COVID-19 pandemic. So what a great way to support small local businesses that make up this fabulous community. Janel Miles quoted these numbers “So in 2019, all the vendors had reported $2.5 million in s ..read more

If you are looking to buy a home in Boise or anywhere else in the Treasure Valley, it is important to go in with a game plan, a well-thought out chain of events that will get you into the perfect home that comfortably fits within both your budget and needs. And considering the amount of prep work that comes before you even pick up the phone to talk with a real estate agent, more on that later, buying your first home is one of the biggest financial obligations you will ever make, and the whole process can be quite overwhelming if not approached correctly. First Steps for the First-Time Homebuye ..read more

According to a recent article from Boisedev (https://boisedev.com). Here is what you can expect in the upcoming year regarding your taxes. With Boise property values up 25%, due to an “unprecedented” year of real estate sales across Ada County, assessor Bob McQuade told the Boise City Council on Tuesday. Being one of the fastest growing counties in the country. Ada County saw more than 13,000 home sales in 2020. The Ada County Assessor’s Office, which is responsible for allocating taxes to taxing districts, such as cities, the county and highway district, on Tuesday released its property valu ..read more

Looking for a place to eat after floating the Boise River on a hot day? Look no more! Only steps away from the river pull out on the Boise River. Green Acres Food Truck Park to open later this month at 1401 W. Shoreline Drive in Boise. Right off the Greenbelt on the Northeast side of the Park. The owners Anny and Sean Frampton the owners commented saying "“We really want to work with as many small businesses as possible,” she said. “My husband and I moved here three years ago from Austin. In Austin there’s over ten food truck parks. I think they are such a fun place to go.We have community sea ..read more

After a crazy year of lockdowns and isolation, many of us are itching to get out into the world, take advantage of the warming weather, or see absolutely anything else but our own four walls. As summer quickly approaches, one must ask: how does one responsibly enjoy what the Treasure Valley has to offer in 2021?  Well, we’re glad you asked, because there are many ways to get out in the bright sunshine from either side of the Treasure Valley. For example: Farm to Fork Farmers Market Every Tuesday, from 5PM-8PM, at the Indian Creek Plaza in Caldwell, the Farmers Market brings together som ..read more