Property Management in Boise, Idaho

The capital of Idaho began as a Hudson Bay Trading Post along the Oregon Trail. The city did not start to grow until the railway depot was built in 1925. The US Military established a flying and training base near the area during World War II and from that time on the city steadily grew. Forbes named it the fastest growing city in America in 2018.
Livability.com named Treasure Valley the number one best place to live in 2019 and the area has been on the top 100 list for many years. Reasons for the ranking include access to a variety of outdoor sports, low cost of living, thriving job market, and plenty of arts and sports. Residents enjoy skiing, hiking and water sports on the river. The State Broncos play to sold-out crowds at Bronco Stadium. The Stampede basketball team and Steelheads hockey team play at Qwest Arena. The Hawks are a farm team for the Chicago Cubs.

As of May 2019, the median home value in Treasure Valley was $299,300, and values are expected to increase by nearly 10% in the coming year. The average cost of a 904 square foot rental is over $1,395 per month. More than 65% of the local housing is single-family detached homes, and the market for home sales is very competitive. The U.S. Census Bureau reports the median household income between 2009-2013 was $55,324. The biggest employers are Albertsons, Blue Cross of Idaho and Fred Meyer. Unemployment is below the national average at 2.6%, and job growth is a healthy 4.1% per year.

Two major hospitals serve the citizens of Treasure Valley. St. Luke’s is the most significant providers, with many locations in the area. St Alphonsus also provides a full range of medical services. Treasure Valley ranks high for access to healthcare, affordability, and outcomes.

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