by Mike Gioioso | Aug 12, 2026 | Boise, Idaho
Office Landlords Are Regaining Leverage — Could Boise Be Next? For years, office tenants held most of the cards. High vacancy gave companies plenty of choices, landlords competed aggressively for deals, and generous concessions became a normal part of lease...
by Mike Gioioso | Aug 12, 2026 | Boise, Idaho
The Office Market May Be Turning — What Boise Tenants and Landlords Should Watch For several years, office tenants had a powerful advantage: time. Companies could tour multiple buildings, negotiate large improvement packages, ask for months of free rent, and often...
by Mike Gioioso | Aug 12, 2026 | Boise, Idaho
Could Rising Water Costs Become a Bigger Factor in Boise Commercial Real Estate? When developers evaluate a new Boise-area project, the conversation usually starts with land prices, construction costs, interest rates, impact fees, and rents. Water deserves a place on...
by Mike Gioioso | Aug 12, 2026 | Boise, Idaho
Rising Grocery Costs Could Reshape Boise Retail Real Estate and Consumer Spending Idaho households are feeling more pressure at the grocery store, and the impact may reach well beyond the supermarket checkout line. A recent consumer survey found that Idaho respondents...
by Mike Gioioso | Aug 12, 2026 | Boise, Idaho
What Ford’s Recall Wave Could Mean for Boise Auto Retail and Commercial Real Estate Nearly one million Ford vehicles were recalled during a single week in July. On the surface, that is an auto industry story. But for Boise commercial real estate, there is another...
by Mike Gioioso | Aug 11, 2026 | Boise, Idaho
Why a $112 Million Seattle Apartment Sale Matters for Boise Multifamily Investors Sometimes the most important number in a commercial real estate deal isn’t the sale price. It’s the amount of competition coming next. A major apartment transaction north of...
