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Boise Idaho Real Estate
Boise (pronounced boy-see), the capital and largest city in the State of Idaho, is the hub of commerce, banking and government for the state.
Located along the Boise River and nestled against foothills of the Rocky Mountains, our city offers many outdoor activities to local residents, from skiing at Bogus Basin Ski Resort to biking on the Boise River Greenbelt to boating at nearby reservoirs. The Boise area has it all - desert, rivers, mountains and lakes for hiking, camping, kayaking, river rafting, hunting and fishing.
Many large regional, national and international companies are headquartered here, including Simplot Corporation, Boise Cascade, Albertsons, Micron Technology and Hewlett-Packard.
Boise is home to Boise State University, the state's largest university with an enrollment of over 15,000 students, as well as 34 grade schools, 9 junior high schools, and 5 high schools.
- No. 7 metro area in the nation to do business | Forbes magazine. 2004
- No. 5 city its size in the nation for favorable cost-of-doing-business | KPMG LLP. 2004
- No. 13 best overall city | National Policy Research Council's Gold Guide. May 2004
- Idaho IceWorld one of the Coolest Rinks in America | American Hockey magazine. 2004
- Idaho's Sportstown USA | Sports Illustrated magazine. 2004
- Boise Parks & Recreation Magnet Center for Quality Sports | National Recreation & Parks Association. 2004
- "Oasis for Retirees" | Wall Street Journal. 2004
MORE: About Boise Idaho - Climate & Geography , Cultural & Community Activities , Industry , Parks & Recreation , Taxation , Cost of Living, Ada County real estate taxes.
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Eagle Idaho Real Estate - Eagle Real Estate Homes Information and Homes for Sale
Some Eagle residents have coined the term “rurban” to characterize Eagle Idaho real estate as a community that’s maintaining its rural charm in the otherwise increasingly urban setting of Southwestern Idaho. Search for Eagle Idaho Real Estate.
Open space, appealing but firm design standards, and a Western architectural theme featuring old style street lights and tree lined streets all contribute to a city that confers an attractive allure to visitors, as well as those who are pleased to call Eagle real estate “home.”
By acknowledging its function to serve primarily as a bedroom community to Boise and other Treasure Valley employment centers, Eagle and Eagle real estate has focused many of its developmental efforts on expanding the availability of parks and related entities that enhance life for residents. Pocket parks are required in many of the newer subdivisions, with pathways connecting neighborhoods and linking the Boise River Greenbelt system to the community.
Strategically placed between the Boise foothills and the Boise River, Eagle real estate has much to offer in the way of walking, horse and bike riding, a state-of-the-art skateboard park, and ponds and other water amenities. With the intersection of the state’s primary north-south highway (Highway 55) and a major east-west route (Highway 44) located in Eagle, access to and from the community is efficient and diverse.
The business district in Eagle has retained its own appeal (close to Eagle homes for sale), with a growing number of modern boutiques, restaurants and small businesses mixing with the original stone buildings of the downtown core. Heritage Park in Olde Town Eagle has become a central gathering place with its shady trees, gazebo and interactive fountain drawing residents for both special events and casual outings.
Arboretum Park, Friendship Park, Orval Krassen Park, and Merrill Park each offer their own variety of recreational diversions, and will be joined by more than 100 acres of additional park land as planning continues for future development of Hill Road Park and Eagle-Ada Park. Eagle Island State Park provides another 500 acres of riding trails and casual opportunities on the city’s western edge.
Golfing also adds to the city’s spacious climate with Eagle Hills Golf Course (built in 1960) and Banbury Golf Course (built in 1999) located inside the city limits. Shadow Valley and Foxtail Golf Courses are found on the perimeter of Eagle within the city’s area of impact. Tour Eagle Golfing
As a friendly and family oriented town, the community promotes many annual events that include Eagle Fun Days Festival with its Wet and Wild Parade and the World’s Largest Rocky Mountain Oyster Feed, a traditional July 4th Celebration with games and fireworks, Halloween activities, and an old fashioned Country Christmas.
Eagle is located 10 miles west of downtown Boise in Ada County. It is bordered by Boise on the east, Garden City on the southeast, and Meridian on the south and is located 30 miles east of the Idaho-Oregon state line.
The City of Eagle has grown from 2,500 residents in 1990 to an estimated 14,000 in 2003. This influx of new residents has resulted in a growing number of retail and commercial offerings and location of offices from a variety of industries. In 2002 Camille Beckman, a world wide distributor of cosmetics and toiletries, relocated its corporate headquarters and manufacturing facility to Eagle. The city is also home to the Western Regional Headquarters of Conagra Foods. Read about Boise high tech companies.
With the Boise metropolitan area just a short drive away, Eagle Idaho real estate offers a climate of country living in close proximity to the business and cultural elements found in the state’s largest city – a combination that makes this “rurban” community a unique and enjoyable place to live. Search for every home listed for sale in Eagle.
Eagle schools are located in the Meridian School District.
Meridian Idaho Real Estate - Meridian Real Estate Homes Information and Homes for Sale
Centrally located in the Treasure Valley, Meridian Idaho real estate is known for its quality of life, the Meridian area offers excellent schools, affordable housing, a growing business climate, and an active community life. A wealth of recreational opportunities are within easy access of the city. Just 10 miles from Idaho's capital city of Boise, Meridian residents can take full advantage of the cultural offerings and professional sporting events offered there. Meridian, however, retains its unique identity as a place that treasures its past, appreciates the present, and looks to the future with a spirit of harmony and prosperity. Search for Meridian Idaho real estate.
Meridian is immediately accessible from Interstate 84, the primary travel corridor through southern Idaho. The interstate highway links Meridian to Boise in the east and Nampa to the west. An excellent system of primary and secondary roads connect residential, commercial, and industrial areas. Major national and regional airlines serve the area through the Boise airport, with daily connections to major U.S. cities. Take a virtual tour of downtown Meridian.
Meridian Idaho real estate has seen a steady growth over the last 12 years. Growing from nearly 12,000 residents in 1990 to 47,690 in 2004. As a comparison Ada County has 346,000 residents.
The Meridian School District is the largest in the state, and is known for its progressive outlook. The elementary schools include years K-5, middle school 6-8, and high school 9-12. Year-round schools are available at the elementary level. The district also offers alternative middle and high schools as well as vocational-technical training. There are two charter high schools, one which focuses on technological training, and one on medical vocations. Read more about the Meridian School District.
Excellence in education is a top priority in Meridian with parent organizations, civic groups and business leaders working with teachers and school administrators to constantly improve student motivation and achievement.
Kuna Idaho Real Estate
Kuna (pronounced Q-Na) is a growing community in the Boise Metro Area. The area has its roots in agriculture and is rapidly becoming the agricultural center of Ada County. Kuna is a progressive community and supported by an active Chamber of Commerce, a sense of community pride, and a high level of citizen involvement. Kuna is the gateway City to the Birds of Prey natural area, tourism is a growing industry and the community has supported this concept and thus becoming one of twenty-six Tree City USA - designated communities in the State. A greenbelt bike path system is under construction and a visitor's center is being planned. Kuna's water supply is derived from deep well and our wastewater system is an EPA award-winning lagoon system. Taxes are affordable and the City administration conservative. City taxes have not been raised in the last ten years.
Kuna is a progressive, growing, friendly community of approximately 6,500. They pride them selves in good schools, responsive businesses, and fine churches. Kuna locals are proud of their heritage and past accomplishments and face the future with anticipation and determination. Their vision of the future is well planned and innovative. Kuna will welcome you to join us in helping make their community an even better place to live and work. Find Kuna Real Estate and Kuna homes for sale.
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