by Mike Gioioso | Sep 18, 2026 | Boise, Idaho
Boise Industrial Real Estate Is Becoming a Three-Market Story Boise’s industrial market can no longer be explained with one vacancy rate or one rent-growth number. The Airport, Nampa, and Meridian corridors are absorbing new construction at different speeds. Each...
by Mike Gioioso | Sep 18, 2026 | Boise, Idaho
Bungie’s Bellevue Office Exit Offers a Warning for Boise Landlords A large corporate headquarters can look like a safe, long-term real estate investment. But when a tenant’s business changes faster than its lease, that same property can become a major source of...
by Mike Gioioso | Sep 18, 2026 | Boise, Idaho
What Salt Lake City’s Industrial Shift Could Signal for Boise Investors Industrial real estate does not recover evenly. Two properties can sit in the same metro area and produce very different results depending on highway access, nearby housing, labor availability,...
by Mike Gioioso | Sep 18, 2026 | Boise, Idaho
Seattle’s Hiring Rebound Offers Clues for Boise Commercial Real Estate Seattle’s employment market is showing new signs of life—and the recovery is no longer tied to just one industry. That matters in Boise because economic changes in Seattle and the broader Pacific...
by Mike Gioioso | Sep 17, 2026 | Boise, Idaho
Seattle’s AI Office Growth Offers a Smarter Lesson for Boise Landlords Artificial intelligence companies are signing large office leases and attracting plenty of attention. But the most visible tenant category is not always the one carrying the market. Seattle’s...
by Mike Gioioso | Sep 17, 2026 | Boise, Idaho
Seattle-Area Apartment Sales Reveal Where Multifamily Capital Is Moving Apartment investment has slowed in many major markets, but capital has not disappeared. Buyers are becoming more selective and concentrating on locations with strong employment access,...
