Property Management

What the Treasure Valley Rental Market Is Telling Owners

What the Treasure Valley Rental Market Is Telling Owners

The market of 2021 and 2022 is gone. Rent growth has flattened, new apartments are competing with free months, and operating costs keep climbing. Here is where owners have the most control heading into next year.

Five Things Every Agent Should Know Before a Client Buys or Sells a Rental

Five Things Every Agent Should Know Before a Client Buys or Sells a Rental

Investment property conversations sound simple until they aren't. A client asks what a house will rent for, you give a number, and six months later they're frustrated about a bill nobody warned them about. Here's how to set the picture early.

The Hidden Force Behind Treasure Valley Rent Prices

The Hidden Force Behind Treasure Valley Rent Prices

Most owners focus on vacancy rates and square footage when pricing a rental. The variable that actually drives pricing in this valley is simpler and more predictable: how long it takes to get to work.

The Apartments Stopped Coming. Good News for Owners.

The Apartments Stopped Coming. Good News for Owners.

After years of record apartment construction, new supply is finally slowing. That's not a market in decline. That's a market catching its breath. And for owners, the direction is encouraging.

The Quiet Climb: What Boise's Rental Market Is Telling Owners This Spring

The Quiet Climb: What Boise's Rental Market Is Telling Owners This Spring

Boise's rental market is making a quiet but consistent climb heading into peak leasing season. Median rent is up, smaller units are moving, and properly priced rentals are leasing. Here's what the numbers are telling owners this spring.