Trey Langford with Build Idaho Reviews top three reasons that make Boise a great place to move to.

As people flock to Idaho from around the country (primarily from the west coast), Boise and the surrounding metro area has become one of the hottest places to live in America. Due to the COVID-19 pandemic creating opportunities for remote work, even more people are leaving large cities and moving to Idaho. As more people move to the area, home buyers are looking to buy homes in the smaller surrounding towns and cities. These areas are poised for large growth in terms of population and new home construction. Many of them have large lots that are perfect for building custom homes.

Normally, economic downturns are not helpful for real estate. This current recession that was brought about by the Coronavirus outbreak has bucked that trend. Real estate is hot, and that includes land.

So you’ve found your perfect house and want to make an offer. But how do you prove to the seller that your offer is serious? In a competitive real estate market, sellers tend to favor potential buyers who use a show of good faith that the deal won’t fall through.

This is where earnest money comes in.

A little bit of real estate information for the water cooler.

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:

Just a few months ago when COVID-19 lockdowns were imposed across the United States, many parts of the economy slowed down, people lost their jobs, and many people didn't leave their homes. As restrictions have lifted, one industry has seen a faster nationwide recovery than expected: real estate.

The COVID-19 pandemic has slowed down many parts of the US and global economy. However, one industry in America has seen an increase in activity as the pandemic has spread: Real estate. If you are wondering if this is the right time to buy a house, don’t wait any more.

It’s no secret that shopping for homes is done almost entirely online now. When you are looking at a listing, what’s the first thing you look at? The featured picture! The quality of photos used in real estate makes the sale. Here’s why.

Home prices are on the rise in nearly every state in the United States, and Idaho is no exception. Since home prices in Idaho have risen as more people move here, homeowner equity rises with it. If you own a home in Idaho, you’ll be excited to see how much equity you’ve gained. 

I am not an economist and I don't predict the future but I do have some thoughts to share!

Have the rules changed with selling a home in Boise, ID?

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.

Lots of interesting developments in the local real estate market. We have been tracking a couple of trends, check it out!

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

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

2019 was quite the year for our brand new real estate team. Many noticed that were merged with Full Sail Real Estate and the results are in!

BuidlIdaho.com tracks the pulse of the market by tracking new homes and builders. We constantly review building permits so we can find the newest communities acorss the Boise Valley. Today we took a look at just how many homes were built last year. Here is what we learned.

For 15 years Build Idaho has been producing the Who's Who report on new construction across the Treasure Valley. Our most recent report on Top Producing Builders is based on building permits. This report includes all permits in 2019 across Ada, Canyon, Boise and Gem counties.