September 2026 Events
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Ada County
A walkable downtown, a riverside Greenbelt and foothill trails define Idaho's largest city.
Market snapshot · October 2026
Single-family homes. Data: Altos Research, week of October 5, 2026.
Walkability is one of Boise's strengths. Downtown brings restaurants, shops and events within easy reach, and the city's outdoor offerings are just as close, with the Boise River Greenbelt running through its center and the foothills trail system starting at the edge of town.
As Idaho's capital and largest city, Boise is the center of the Treasure Valley. Boise State University and an expanding job market help explain why first-time buyers, families and retirees are drawn here.
Few decisions shape your Boise experience more than the neighborhood you choose. In the North End and East End, historic bungalows are common. Southeast Boise, Harris Ranch and West Boise offer newer homes, and those wanting to be near downtown can find condos and townhomes.
Expect real variation in price, lot size and home age across these areas. Rachel can help you compare them with block-by-block detail.
You can bike or float the Greenbelt, explore foothill trails, go to a Boise State game, sample downtown restaurants and events, or make the trip up to Bogus Basin in the winter months.
The North End and East End draw buyers who want historic homes and walkable streets. Newer homes and larger lots are the appeal of Southeast Boise, Harris Ranch and West Boise.
As of October 2026, the median asking price for a single-family home in Boise is $629,950, about $323 per square foot, with 402 homes listed for sale.
The typical listing in Boise has been on the market 46 days, and 41% of listings have had a price reduction.
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Ada County Meridian
From established subdivisions to new construction, Meridian offers a wide range of homes in Idaho.
Canyon County Nampa
Lake Lowell, a historic downtown and strong home values define this growing Canyon County city.
Canyon County Caldwell
Summer rodeo nights, Snake River wineries and a downtown plaza that stays busy all year.
Ada County Eagle
In Ada County, Eagle pairs river trails and foothill views with highly sought-after neighborhoods.
Rachel can walk you through neighborhoods, prices and what homes are really selling for in Boise.