As luxury apartments spring up in Garden City, some homeowners get displaced
A key source of affordable housing is disappearing near the Boise River.
Source: yahoo.com
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Garden City mobile home owner says park developer, city ignoring concerns ahead of eviction
Originally published Dec. 13 on KTVB.COM.
Source: idahopress.com
Garden City mobile home owner says park developer, city ignoring concerns ahead of eviction
Gary Gallipeau, 68, moved into Dee Mar Mobile Home Park more than a decade ago. He has to leave by Dec. 31.
Source: ktvb.com
First phases of major Garden City apartment project nearly all leased up, but timeline on 18-story tower still unknown
It’s been a rollercoaster ride for The Boardwalk, a mixed-use project on the banks of the Boise River in Garden City.
Source: idahopress.com
Renters, brace yourselves: Change is coming to Boise apartment construction. You'll pay
The once-ubiquitous call to build, build, build is no longer. See what just happened and what it means for tenants.
Source: yahoo.com
Mobile homeowner seeks compensation after getting eviction notice
Gary Gallipeau moved into Garden City’s Dee Mar Mobile Home Park 13 years ago. Now, developers are telling everyone who lives there to leave.
Source: ktvb.com
Enjoy Garden City's wineries? You might like these apartments proposed near Boise River
A planned development on 44th and 45th streets will add to a growing Garden City skyline.
Source: aol.com
Biz 'Bite:' New York firm finances Garden City Boardwalk development
A New York real estate lender, ACRES Capital, announced on March 28 that it has financed the development of the Boardwalk Apartments in Garden City with a $67 million loan to Vida Properties, a Boise development company. The Boardwalk is a market-rate mixed-use development which will have 234 residential units, 17,000 square feet of retail ...
Source: idahobusinessreview.com