People often wonder about available single family homes in Two Rivers Subdivision in Eagle, Idaho. I researched them today and discovered there are seventeen completed single family homes in Two Rivers Subdivision in Eagle, Idaho.

They range from smaller homes nearer to Eagle Rd. to an expansive estate home in the back of the subdivision.

Here's a link of those homes available today in Two Rivers Subdivision in Eagle, Idaho today.

This subdivision has a community swimming pool, a large clubhouse that can be rented for larger parties, tennis courts, and a mulititude of landscaped areas and man-made lakes and waterfalls and water features.

Let me know if you have any additional questions about this subdivision or the homes within it.

I am looking forward to assisting you with any additional real estate questions you have as well and I am happy to research and post any information about other subdivisions in Boise, Meridian, Eagle, Star, Kuna, Nampa or Middleton, Idaho.

Thanks for your interest in real estate in the Boise, Idaho region.

Two Rivers Subdivision is a beautiful subdivision located in Eagle, Idaho on the west side of Eagle Road between the north and south channels of the Boise River. This communty features lakes, waterfalls, fish filled ponds, lush landscaping and a community pool and clubhouse.

Currently there are 14 active home listings in Two Rivers. Of these:

11 are traditional sale listings
3 are short sale listings
0 bank-owned properties

There are 3 homes under contract in Two Rivers. Of these:

2 are traditional sales
0 are short sales
1 is a bank-owned property

There have been 13 homes sold since April 1, 2011 in Two Rivers

7 have been traditional sales
4 have been short sales
2 have been bank-owned

Interested in buying or selling in Eagle's Two Rivers Subdivision? Contact me for more information.

Existing Home Sales continued their upward climb in January. This is the fourth month in a row where we have seen month-over-month gains in the number of units sold. The National Association of Realtors reported that sales rose 2.7% from December. Also, the inventory levels decreased again:

The number one reason that the housing market tanked was due to over supply. So, with home sales increasing and inventory levels decreasing, this is certainly a trend with some momentum. All cash sales and distressed sales did increase last period. But any way that the excess inventory is gobbled up is good. It certainly shows that the demand is there and that investors are snapping up properties before prices rise. Maybe you should too?