Kuna and Meridian are squaring of in their fight for land and expansion; home and property owners are caught in the middle with Ada County as the referee: http://www.idahostatesman.com/newsupdates/story/502621.html.
There are obvious pros and cons to both sides and when you look at the article does a very good job of extracting many of them.
If you're looking at it from a home or property owners perspective there's no doubt that Meridian carries a higher average property value.
Kuna however may be quicker to add services for the outlying areas which would make them more marketable.
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I could use your help AR, I'm redoing my website and here's your chance to have a say in it. On my properties page I am setting up what information about the property is displayed. My question as stated above is this:
What information are buyers and sellers wanting when they land on a property they are searching for?
Since the internet is where the overwhelming majority of buyers and sellers begin their search I want to be sure to give them what they're looking for.
Help me out here and let me know!
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Apparently the cost of owning and maintaining Simplot's mansion is draining the Governor's housing fund: http://www.2news.tv/news/local/28300934.htm.
My question is why are paying for both. Governor Otter (a millionaire) is collecting and $4500 a month for housing cost to live in his estate and we're still on the hook for the costs for a mansion he refuses to live in because his ex-wife's father used to own it. Does that seem wrong to anyone?
I don't normally dive into politics unless they concern real estate and this issue concerns a very large piece. There's just got to be better places for this money to be spent and if Butch doesn't like the accommodations provided to him shouldn't he pay for his own?
Up for hearing is the a new subdivision planned to go in north of State Street. Northwest Boise owners are looking at another 214 homes to be put in between Bogart and Roe. Get further details here: http://www.idahostatesman.com/localnews/story/497422.html.
Here's a satellite image and my best guess on where they are referring to:
The hearing is set for 6 P.M. Thursday night September 11th.
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It's coming! Boise Art In The Park is just around the corner. Next week the 5th through the 7th hundreds of artists from all over the Northwest will descend upon our great city to display their works.
I love it, we try to make it a point each to purchase art from this event. There's paintings, jewelery, photography, and many other things.
It's a great time with music, food, and fun. I hope to see you there.
Here's a link to the website to make all your arrangements: http://boiseartmuseum.org/events/2008artinthepark.php.
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As a Boise area native and dedicated family man, Brian Brumpton has found many reasons to be at his best every day as one of the Boise's premier real estate professionals.
When it comes to making a move in the Treasure Valley area, it just makes sense to turn to a real estate professional who cares about your needs and will go the extra mile to meet them. As a real estate professional, Brian Brumpton has made it his passion to know everything they can about relocating to, from or within the Treasure Valley area. Those who have worked with Brian appreciate knowing the purchase of their new home is in the hands of such a capable and trustworthy real estate agent.
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"After many different experiences with other real estate agents, Brian was the first person to actually take time to listen and understand exactly what I wanted out of a home. He didn't waste my time by showing me a lot of things out of my criteria, however did open my eyes to other options. After a year of frustration with another agent, I made the switch to Brian and we found my dream home within a week. Brian was a very strong negotiator, made me feel confident that we had found our dream home at a fair price and I couldn't be happier with the service he provided."
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