The Treasure Valley housing market continued its summer momentum in June 2026, with Ada County recording 722 single-family home sales (up 20.5% year-over-year) at a median price of $575,000, and Canyon County recording 575 sales (up 17.1% year-over-year) at a median price of $435,900. Homes in Ada County sold in...

Idaho has been named the #3 Best State to Move to in 2026 by ConsumerAffairs — the third year in a row it's landed in that spot — ranking #1 in the nation for safety and #2 for economic strength. For anyone considering a move to Boise, Meridian, Eagle, or the wider Treasure Valley, that national reco...

Roughly 30% of Boise-area homebuyers are now searching for homes outside city limits, while about 70% are still searching to stay within Boise proper — driven mainly by price, not a desire to leave the Treasure Valley. Ada County's median home price sits near $545,000–$575,000 (Boise itself around $5...

It’s officially summer and the river is officially open! If you've lived in the Treasure Valley for more than one summer, you already know: when the mercury climbs past 90, half of Boise disappears onto inner tubes. Floating the Boise River isn't just an activity here — it's a rite of passage. Grab a tube, a...

Summer in the Treasure Valley means packed weekends, outdoor concerts, parades, and more things to do than any one family can fit into a single month. July 2026 is no exception. Whether you're celebrating Independence Day in Boise, catching a live show in Nampa, taking the kids to the Canyon County Fair, or brows...

Treasure Valley Housing Market Update: May 2026 The Treasure Valley housing market showed strong momentum in May, with both Ada and Canyon counties posting notable year-over-year sales gains and inventory remaining lean heading into summer. Ada County: More Activity, Stabilizing Prices ...