Kerrylyn Miller - Realtor

20+ wineries. No flight to Napa required. 🍷

The Treasure Valley has a wine country scene most people drive right past. The Sunnyslope Wine Trail near Caldwell, tasting rooms in Garden City, one of the most underrated wine regions in the West — all in your backyard. 🍇

Turns out you don't have to leave Idaho for a great wine country weekend. Full guide linked here:
https://loom.ly/GhkmYs4

August was a good month to own real estate in the Treasure Valley. 👇

Ada County — 955 homes sold (+14.8% from last year), median price $595,000 (+6.9% YOY), averaging 37 days to go under contract, with 2.4 months of inventory.

Canyon County — 472 homes sold (+7.3% YOY), median price $443,100 (+3.2% YOY), averaging 42 days on market, with 2.6 months of inventory.

Faster sales, higher prices, tight inventory. The data is pretty straightforward. 📊

Fun afternoon … greenbelt, bikes, tacos, and the best company … time with my youngest!!

Boise is building faster than almost anywhere in America—and the numbers are hard to ignore.

Only two U.S. cities are seeing more new construction right now. Boise ranks #3 nationwide among the 100 largest metro areas, with 53.4% of local listings made up of brand-new homes—the highest share in the entire top 10.

Even more surprising for buyers: newly built homes in the Treasure Valley are coming in at a 4.5% discount compared with existing homes.

So which makes more sense right now: new construction or resale? We broke down what these numbers mean for buyers in today’s market.

🔗 https://loom.ly/GCjh5ac

The California to Idaho pipeline? Still very much open.

13,400 Californians swapped their driver's licenses for Idaho ones in 2025 alone — and they're not the only ones. Washington, Oregon, Utah, and Arizona are all sending residents to the Treasure Valley too. The pandemic-era surge has cooled, but the steady stream of newcomers is still very much shaping housing demand across Boise, Meridian, Eagle, Nampa, and Caldwell.

We broke down what the migration data actually says — and what it means for the market.

🔗 https://loom.ly/Q7yzYrk

Pool days are out. Festival season is very much in. 🎈

The Spirit of Boise Balloon Classic takes over Ann Morrison Park September 2–6. Three major festivals collide in Boise's North End the weekend of September 18–20. Oktoberfests pop up across the valley as the weather finally cools. Add a packed concert calendar, farmers markets, and family events — and September might just be the most fun month to be outside in the Treasure Valley all year.

Your complete September 2026 events guide is live. Go make some plans.

🔗 https://loom.ly/fiqjGH8

$50 billion. 17,000 jobs. A $10 billion research HQ. Micron is betting big on Boise — and the Treasure Valley real estate market is paying close attention. 👀

What does that mean for housing in Boise, Meridian, Eagle, Kuna, Nampa, and Caldwell? A lot. We broke down what the Micron expansion actually means for this market — and why it matters whether you're buying, selling, or just paying attention.

🔗 https://loom.ly/TD2MtFs

The July Treasure Valley market report is here — and the numbers are telling a good story. 👇

Ada County — 947 homes sold (+4.8% from last year), median price $602,000 (+9.5% YOY), averaging 34 days to go under contract, with 2.4 months of inventory.

Canyon County — 496 homes sold (+9% YOY), median price $444,995 (+3.7% YOY), averaging 41 days on market, with 2.7 months of inventory.

The bigger picture? Nearly 8,700 homes have closed across the Treasure Valley so far this year — up 14% over 2025. Prices are climbing, inventory is still tight, and people are buying and selling despite higher mortgage rates.

People are moving here, buying here, and building lives here — and the numbers back it up.

Check out more here:
https://loom.ly/ccomaV8

Richard, appreciate this so much — professional and knowledgeable is what I aim for every time. Thank you! 🙏