South Meridian New Communities

New Homes and Communities in South Meridian
MLS AREA 1000 | Meriidian, ID 83642

Meridian, ID Best City in America to Live in

Named as one of "The Best Places to Retire" by Forbes in 2016, Meridian has amenities for all ages. Meridian is the center of Ada County and the hub of activity including Roaring Springs, Wahooz and great retail stores like The Village at Meridian and the Sierra Trading Post.

This is the area south of Interstate 84. While it has several entertainment landmarks like Roaring Springs, Wahooz and Jump Time, most of the shopping is north of the freeway. For years, this area was considered to be less valuable because it was away from everything but now retail shopping and restaurants are headed that way due to the increase in the number of new communities thereby, people that have moved in. In 2019 a brand new YMCA opened next to Century Farm Subdivision.

Live and work in the same great city!
Some of the biggest employers in Idaho are located in Meridian. Unemployment rates are lower than the national average, and workers have a higher median household income than the US average. Anyone will feel right at home in South Meridian with diverse housing options including homes with acreage, starter homes, and upscale neighborhoods with all the amenities. Look through our listings in South Meridian and we can work together to discover your perfect fit.

Meridian is located in the West Ada School District, which is the largest school district in Idaho. Their Schools of Choice Program offers parents the choice of traditional public schools and specialized magnet schools. Mountain View High School in Southwest Meridian has been ranked as the 6th best school in Idaho and is recognized in the national rankings by U.S. News & World Report. In South Meridian, first time home buyers will find the perfect neighborhood to grow in. Those looking to upgrade will find luxury homes with community amenities.

Despite being the fastest growing city in Idaho, Meridian has managed to keep the small-town atmosphere that made it the #1 city on 24/7 Wall Street’s "50 Best Places to Live". City planners are focused on growing the local economy while providing community activities and promoting livability. There are more than 20 parks located in and around Meridian, many of which have rentable shelters and host community events.

The city center is a gathering place for locals, with a self-guided historic walking tour, unique eateries, and public art installations. The Meridian Speedway has been providing high-octane wheel-to-wheel entertainment since 1951. Access to Interstate-84 means an easy commute to Boise or Nampa for work, outdoor access, sporting events, and concerts.

See also: North Meridian

Current Meridian Idaho Real Estate Market Snapshot

How have South Meridian Home Values changed over the last 16 years?
Compare Average Quarterly Sales Price of New to Existing Homes since 2005

Source: Intermountian MLS

Top Selling New Communities

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