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Thinking about moving to Boise, Idaho? Here's everything you need to know. Boise demographics: Boise, Idaho has over 205,000 people, and is the most populous city in the state. The Boise city-metro area has over 600,000 people, and is the most populated area between Salt Lake City and Portland, Oregon. It is the 104th largest U.S city by population. Boise neighborhoods: Boise is divided into many different personalities, from downtown to the North End to the West end where you'll find the...Read Full Story

Boise, Idaho is no stranger to artists and performers, and arguably the greatest of these shows occur at the Morrison Center for the Performing Arts. The Morrison Center, located in Downtown Boise, has seen performances from the Boise Philharmonic, Ballet Idaho, Harry Bellefonte, Bill Cosby, David Copperfield and Josh Groben. While the Morrison Center has seen countless other performances, from broadway shows to BSU productions, it is last night's performer, one of America's favorite...Read Full Story

When our family decided to move to the Boise area many years ago, we made a list of the "pros" and "cons" for moving to the Treasure Valley as opposed to other places in the country. The list was very lopsided in favor of the "pros." Now, over 15 years later, I understand why that was a smart choice. When it comes to Boise Idaho, there's no place like home. So make Boise your home. Call (208) 571-7145 to speak with an agent and to get started on your Boise homes search. Top ten reasons to...Read Full Story

If you're considering Boise, Idaho for your next move and your beloved doggie is a high priority, you'll love the dog friendly atmosphere of Boise, with several outlets for you and your dog to enjoy life. Off leash, dog friendly parks include: Morris Hill Park at 10 Roosevelt St, offers a 1-acre grassy fenced dog park with mulch ground cover, a picnic shelter, picnic tables, benches, trees, and a drinking fountain for your dog. There are also fire hydrants and dog toys, and mutt mitt...Read Full Story

If you're in the market to buy a home in Boise, you have many Boise neighborhoods to choose from. Which one is going to serve your needs the most? Search our Idaho MLS to find available homes and properties in all Boise neighborhoods.  The Depot Bench is south of Downtown Boise and sits at an elevation approximately 60 feet. The Bench is so named because of the exaggerated rise in elevation and gives the appearance of a step, or bench. If you're worried about proximity to your place of...Read Full Story