When you sell your home, you want to make the most money possible from the sale. Part of that is making sure your home is showroom ready so it showcases how awesome your home is. Part of a buyer’s checklist to get a home inspection so they know what they are getting into. Here are 4 steps for sellers to follow prior to a home inspection to ensure that your home makes the best possible impression.

Homeowners who are on the fence about selling their home, this article is for you. The most important takeaway is: now is the perfect time to sell your home, because sellers have the power in the current market. Here’s why:

It goes without saying that buying a house is expensive and takes a fair amount of due diligence to make sure the decision is a sound one. A big part of the due diligence is the home inspection. Even though it is an extra cost, it is well worth it for peace of mind. Here is what to expect with a home inspection.

Check out this amazing view of Harris Ranch North Community.

Boise sits near the top of another national livability and affordability study.

Take a look at the best properties that Build Idaho has to offer. They range from foothill view lots, to cozy riverside houses, and homes in the most desireable parts of Boise.

Two cities in Idaho were in the top 25 Hottest Real Estate Markets in the United States in March 2020. Check them out here!

Arrowhead Canyon overlooking Quail Ridge Golf Course has to be one of them!

The Corona Virus has obviously impacted our housing industry; however, the Boise Real Estate Market held surprisingly strong base on the numbers. The primary numbers that will jump out at most people are the Total Resale Pending numbers. They were only down by 150 units from March 2019.

Are you really just looking or would the right home make you jump into action?

Build Idaho brings the best agents in the Boise Valley. We pride ourselves on exceeding client expectations by giving personal service with the highest professional standards.

Are you looking for lifestyle-specific properties? Search Build Idaho for golf course properties, acreage estates, waterfront homes, even ranchettes with a vineyard. What about a yard with plenty of space for kids to play? Or are you looking for a smaller, low maintenace yard? Build Idaho allows you to find exactly what you are looking for.

Here are some quick stats about the Boise Real Estate Market for today. You may be surprised to know what is happening right now!

Prepare to be Moved! This exceptional home site, set at the edge of the Boise Foothills well above the valley floor offers expansive views traversing across to the Owyhee Mountains.

We created this Google Map so you could locate many subdivisions between Boise, Eagle, Meridian, Star and Kuna.

Spring is here! As the weather warms up and the sun shines longer, it's time to give your house the deep clean it deserves. If you are planning on selling your house this year, spring cleaning is a great start to making your home look amazing. Here are a few tips to make the most out of your spring cleaning.

Garden City sits along Chinden Boulevard between State Street and Boise’s West Bench. It’s nestled between Boise to the southeast and Eagle to the northwest. Garden City has been experiencing a resurgence in the last decade, which has brought a lot of changes and updates. An arts scene called Live/Work/Create has been growing alongside craft breweries and wineries. Expo Idaho, Boise Fairgrounds, Revolution Concert House, and the Boise Hawks Baseball Stadium are in the north end of Garden City. Every summer, Garden City is full of people going to the Western Idaho Fair, Boise Music Festival and professional baseball games.

Four Seasons, Fantastic Terrain, Culture and Quality of Life.

Take a look at the top featured properties for sale across the Treasure Valley. These homes are gems that will sell quickly, so act fast!

The convention for selling a home is to sell it in spring and summer. This is usually so that the lawn can be green, the flowers will be blooming, and longer days mean people will be out looking at homes longer. Plus, the warming air always has everyone in a good mood. The number of house listings tend to go down in the fall, but there is no reason for that. Here are 5 reasons why.