Moving to Boise

Moving to the Treasure Valley, without the guesswork.

I'm an Idaho native. I'll help you sort out cities, commutes and price ranges before you book a flight, so your visit is spent on homes that actually fit.

How a move usually goes

Four steps from “thinking about it” to keys.

  1. A 15-minute call

    Where you're coming from, what you need day to day, your budget and your timeline. No pressure either way.

  2. Your short list of cities

    Seven cities, each with a different feel. We narrow it to two or three that fit your commute, your lifestyle and your budget.

  3. A visit that's planned

    Homes lined up, neighborhoods to drive through, and new-construction communities worth a look, all on one trip.

  4. Buying from a distance

    Video walk-throughs, inspections and a closing you can sign remotely when that's what works.

Things to know

What out-of-state buyers ask me most.

Two counties, one valley

Boise, Meridian, Eagle, Star and Kuna are in Ada County. Nampa and Caldwell are in Canyon County. Taxes, fees and commutes differ, and it's worth comparing.

New or resale?

The valley has a lot of new construction. It's a great option for many buyers, as long as you know how builder contracts and incentives work.

Price ranges

I work with buyers from $400K to well over $1.2M. What your budget buys changes a lot from city to city, so we'll compare side by side.

Free relocation guide

Everything I'd tell a friend moving here.

  • How the seven cities compare
  • Commutes and getting around the valley
  • Where the new-construction communities are
  • What each price range tends to buy
  • A checklist for buying from out of state
Love where you live

Not sure where to start? Start with a 15-minute call.

No pressure and no pitch. Just straight answers about your move, your build or your sale.