Boise has so much going on for New Years! From the famous Potato Drop (We are in Idaho) to themed parties. Here is a list of all things going down this new years eve! Plenty for all. 




IDAHO POTATO DROP NEW YEAR’S EVE 2020
3pm to 1am
Various events all day (including family-friendly)
More info HERE


HOPS DROP 2020 NEW YEAR’S EVE CELEBRATION
Mad Swede Brewing
9pm to 1am
No Cover
More info HERE



NYE PAJAMA PARTY
Western Collective
8pm to 12am
More info HERE
NEW YEAR’S EVE ROCK & ROLL PARTY
Red Lion Hotel 
8:30pm to 12:30am
More info HERE

FIESTA 2020: NEW YEAR’S EVE PARTY
The Funky Taco
8pm to 1am
More info HERE



BLACK & GOLD BALL 2020
The Balcony
9pm to 2am
Anticipate a cover cost (bring cash!)
2020 NEW YEAR’S EVE BASH 
Dirty Little Roddy’s 
9pm to 2am
$10 cover AFTER 10pm
More info HERE


NEW YEAR’S EVE APPLE DROP
MERIWETHER CIDER HOUSE
9pm to 12:30am
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If you are looking for a home in Eagle, you may want to consider Legacy. It is built for an active lifestyle right at your fingertips. Living in Legacy gives you access to ponds, a tennis court complex, a 24-acre 3-hole executive golf course, a swimming pool with clubhouse, and three children's playgrounds. You can build your lifestyle around living in Legacy. 
Legacy does have large homesites for sale that are perfect for custom home builds. Multiple Parade of Homes houses have been built in Legacy to showcase the latest in custom home design and furnishing. It's is a trendy neighborhood for those who are moving into the area or who already live close by who are now moving in. 
Below is a link to the homes in Legacy. If you are looking for new construction, give us call. We are authorized and have agreements in place to assist you in finding the best builder and or existing home! 

Legacy Homes For Sale


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Forget the Price of the Home in Boise. The Cost is What Matters.


Home buying activity (demand) is up, and the number of available listings (supply) is down. When demand outpaces supply, prices appreciate. That’s why firms are beginning to increase their projections for home price appreciation going forward. As an example, CoreLogic increased their 12-month projection for home values from 4.5% to 5.6% over the last few months.
The reacceleration of home values will cause some to again voice concerns about affordability. Just last week, however, First American came out with a data analysis that explains how price is not the only market factor that impacts affordability. They studied prices, mortgage rates, and wages from January through August of this year. Here are their findings:
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“In January 2019, a family with the median household income in the U.S. could afford to buy a $373,900 house. By August, that home had appreciate ...

 



Eagle Holiday Open House | Downtown Eagle
November 14
Start the holiday shopping season off early by joining local retail shops in Eagle for a festive Holiday Open House. Enjoy refreshments while strolling and visiting your favorite stores celebrating the season. Learn more.
Christmas is Coming to Kleiner Park | Meridian
November 14
Head down to Kleiner Park and enjoy a variety of local makers offering handmade crafts. There will be food trucks on-site, a scavenger hunt with prizes for the kids, and live music on stage. The 4th Annual Christmas is Coming to Kleiner Park starts at 9 am. Learn more.
Winter Wonderland Festival | Indian Creek Downtown Caldwell
November 22-ongoing
Every year, the City of Caldwell Street Department decorates Indian Creek in downtown with over a million lights. Come watch as Mayor Garret Nancolas ‘flips the switch’ to turn on the dazzling display at the family-friendly, fun-filled, free Winter Wonderland Festival, F ...

Should You Fix Your Boise  House Up or Sell Now?


With the fall season upon us, change is in the air. For many families, children are growing up and moving out of the house, maybe leaving for college or taking a jump into the working world. Parents are finding themselves as empty nesters for the first time. The question inevitably arises: is it finally time to downsize?
If you’re pondering that thought, you may also be wondering if you should fix-up your house before you sell it, or go straight to the market as-is, allowing a potential buyer to do the updates and remodeling. If you’re one of the many homeowners this camp, here are a few tips to help you decide which way to go.
1. Analyze Your Market
A real estate professional can help you to understand your market and the potential level of buyer interest and demand for your home. Are you in a seller’s market or a buyer’s market? This can change based on the price range of your home, too. A ...