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A housing shortage has plagued this Treasure Valley city for years. It may have found a piece to the puzzle

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New data on sales in Ada and Canyon counties show prices spiking again after months of decline.

Read More Ada County News Sometimes a picture really is worth a thousand words, give or take a few hundred. The graph here is from Boise Regional Realtors and is based on data from the Intermountain Multiple Listing Service. The two decades of data shows the housing boom of 2007-2008, which was modest in Treasure ...

Although values are highest for property assessments in Ada County, they have increased significantly in several populous Idaho counties.

The Treasure Valley Housing market is clearly changing. But while speculation on what might happen next is rife, it’s unclear from the hard data what might be ahead – especially in a fast-moving environment.

In Ada County, the median price for a single-family home was $523,250 last month, a year-over-year increase of about 45.4% from May 2020’s $360,000.

Big increases continue for Ada, Canyon County home prices a year into pandemic Paul Schwedelson, The Idaho Press © Provided by KTVB-TV Boise A year since the start of the coronavirus pandemic, housing prices in the Treasure Valley continue to climb. Median single-family home prices rose in both Ada and Canyon counties in March compared to both last year and last month, according to data from the Intermountain Multiple Listing Service. In Ada County, the jump was from $367,250 ...

Before: the Smoky Davis meat shop. After: affordable housing. You can have a say in it John Sowell, The Idaho Statesman Mar. 10—On the heels of an affordable housing project moving forward at Orchard and Franklin streets, the city of Boise is in the beginning stages of a second apartment complex on State Street near Veterans Memorial Parkway. The city is seeking input from neighbors and other city residents using an online survey for the State and Arthur project at the site of...

Sale of this Meridian home, bought 3 years ago for $500K, shows how bananas market is John Sowell, The Idaho Statesman Feb. 13—When a home down the road from Kelcie Moseley recently sold, the Meridian woman was shocked. Shes watched as home prices have steadily risen the past few years as demand soared and supply dwindled, bringing record high prices in Ada County. But she wasnt prepared for the amount the buyer paid for the six-bedroom, 3,790-square-foot house on the backside...