What is the first thing a buyer will look for when looking at homes for sale? The price. From there, buyers will then look at the details of the home: beds, baths, square footage, amenities, etc. Your agent is the person who makes the crucial decision for how to price your home. Here is what goes into pricing your home to fetch dop dollar.

Finally, after a long wait, the Northwest’s favorite music festival is happening. Treefort Music Fest 9 is taking over Boise September 22-26, 2021. Here is what you need to know.

Considering the state of the country 18 months ago, it is amazing how much the nation’s economy has bounced back from the outset of the COVID-19 pandemic. Idaho has fared especially well, ranking near the top of individual state GDP growth since 2020.

Home values in Idaho and across the country have soared as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic-fuelled real estate boom. Now that we are halfway through 2021, we gathered some of the most important numbers to see how they have changed since the pandemic started last March.

The appraisal is an important part of the home buying process because it shows the buyer and their lender how much the home is actually worth. But as home prices continue to rise, the gap between home values and their appraised values grows. What does this mean for buyers and sellers?

As people shelter and isolate inside in an attempt to flatten the curve, COVID-19 poses unique challenges for landlords and property managers worldwide.

These are challenging times to say the least, with businesses closing their doors, paychecks being put on hold, and government-mandated shutdowns placing a far-reaching damper on the economy at large. The intent isn’t to harm businesses, however quashing the coronavirus is creating unintended consequences across our sector, leaving all parties scrambling for solutions.

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.

According to Realtor.com, demand and prices for luxury homes has seen an increase in the wake of the COVID-19 outbreak.

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.

On Monday, June 8, the National Bureau of Economic Research (NBER) announced that the United States economy was in a recession. The COVID-19 pandemic and the subsequent layoffs and stay-at-home orders caused a sharp decline in economic activity. With the recession in 2008 fresh in our minds, many people are fearing that there will be another housing crisis due to this recession. 

But that won't happen this time. Here’s why.