by Mike Gioioso | Aug 11, 2026 | Boise, Idaho
Big Events Don’t Guarantee Full Hotels: What Seattle’s World Cup Teaches Boise Real Estate A major event comes to town. Thousands of visitors arrive. Hotels fill up, room rates jump, restaurants get busy, and the entire hospitality market wins. At least,...
by Mike Gioioso | Aug 11, 2026 | Boise, Idaho
Seattle’s Industrial Slowdown Offers a Lesson for Boise Warehouse Development Industrial real estate can go from undersupplied to overbuilt faster than many people expect. Greater Seattle is seeing that cycle play out now. Millions of square feet of new warehouse...
by Mike Gioioso | Aug 11, 2026 | Boise, Idaho
Power Could Become the Next Big Constraint on Boise Commercial Real Estate Development For years, commercial real estate development in the Treasure Valley has revolved around familiar questions. Is the land available? Does the zoning work? How much traffic passes the...
by Mike Gioioso | Aug 11, 2026 | Boise, Idaho
Boise’s Visitor Appeal Is Growing—and Commercial Real Estate Could Benefit Boise just earned another national ranking, but the bigger story may not be the ranking itself. It is what people increasingly value about the city. Boise combines a walkable downtown, parks,...
by Mike Gioioso | Aug 11, 2026 | Boise, Idaho
Higher Mortgage Rates Could Reshape Boise Commercial Real Estate Demand The housing market just sent another mixed signal. New-home sales moved higher in June, but buyers are still dealing with mortgage rates well above 6%. At the same time, builders appear to be...
by Mike Gioioso | Aug 10, 2026 | Boise, Idaho
Apartment Values Are Resetting—What Boise Multifamily Investors Should Watch Apartment buildings don’t have to lose tenants to lose value. Sometimes the bigger change happens in the math. A Seattle-area apartment complex recently sold for only slightly more than...
