real estate

Idaho Business Review reports that the median price of a home in Idaho is $462,800. That’s 2.2% lower than the same time last year, but still more than $20,000 over the national average

The Brady Bunch house has been sold for just under $3.2 million. The home in Studio City, Cal. was initially listed for $5.5 million back in May.

After a pretty significant price drop, the home on Migratory Ridge Way is no longer the most expensive home on the market in Idaho!

The entire house is pretty sweet with a massive kitchen, walk-in closets, a peaceful and hidden zen garden, lots of land, and amazing views.

When I came across this brand-new Filer Airbnb listing with an indoor pool, I had to stop scrolling and check it out.

Residents of Twin Falls have been watching the construction of new townhomes by the City Park for a few years. But up until now, we hadn’t seen a fully finished example.

Move over Steve Wynn. There’s a new most expensive listing in Idaho and it’s full of unique features!

Where does it go from here?

I get the allure of an odd structure, but who is really renting these places for their vacation home base?

One of my favorite houses that sold in Twin Falls last year is now an Airbnb and I want to rent it just so I can say that I stayed there.

The city has blocked off the area and advises everyone to stay clear of the area in case more rubble comes loose.

One addition that I’ve always wanted to add to my house is a secret room hidden behind a bookshelf. This one isn't behind a bookshelf but it might be better.

The house is listed for $18 million and was recently featured on the Top 10 Real Estate Deals website. The place is also on Airbnb for $2,500 per night.

Back in 2007-08, we had too many homes. Now it’s the opposite.

The mansion in Pocatello is a sizeable 6-bedroom home valued at around $734,000 and is included on the National Register of Historic Places.

None of these homes are new so I’ve just been missing them for years. Is it fair that many people think of Buhl as a small town with nothing to offer?

If you could build your dream home in Idaho, what would you add to it? Would you add a giant room for hosting parties or build a personalized home theater room? I’ve always wanted a secret door or an indoor heated pool.

Maybe it’s because I watched Rings of Power, but my latest delve into online real estate listings had me searching for keywords like ‘Hobbit’ and ‘Tolkien’.

Check out this mansion in Kimberly that comes with a pool and spa, 9 garage spaces, solar power, and priceless views.

The price tag of one of the properties near the Hagerman hot springs had me questioning the number of zeros I was seeing.