Good Apple Taphouse, LLC leased 1,455 square feet of retail space in Woodland Springs, located at 1736 E. McMillan Road in Meridian.
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Shopko Distribution Center Leased to Solitco
Solitco, LLC leased 347,000 square feet of industrial space at the Shopko Distribution Center, located at 1001 E. Gowen Rd. in Boise.
Mad Swede Brewing Remains in South Cole Industrial Center
Mad Swede Brewing, LLC renewed their 4,850 square feet of industrial space in the South Cole Industrial Center, located at 2772 S. Cole Road in Boise.
Shower Enterprises Leases Retail Space on Fairview
Showers Enterprises, Inc. leased 1,100 square feet of retail space at 1540 E. Fairview Avenue in Meridian. This will be the fourth location for Can Do Insurance in the Treasure Valley.
Retail Market Trends - Meridian Submarket Leads In Transactions
The Meridian submarket leads the way for the Treasure Valley’s retail market transactions. Net absorption is the strongest at 21,000 SF with 21 deals occurring YTD.
Projected supply is 15 months, which is within the 6-18 month healthy range. The largest deal YTD occurred when Steelz purchased 2150 Fairview Avenue, occupying 13,200 SF of the building.
Aladdin Bail Bonds Renews Lease
Aladdin Bail Bonds renewed their lease of 8,602 square feet at Cole Road Plaza, located at 60-82 N. Cole Road in Boise.
Lease Renewed at 2603 Sundance Road in Nampa
WP Machining, Inc. leased 2,776 square feet of industrial space located at 2603 Sundance Road in Nampa.
Industrial Space Leased in Nampa
Treasure Valley General Construction, LLC leased 1,113 square feet of industrial space at 2609 Keim Lane in Nampa.
Professional Concrete Accessory Service Leases Space
Professional Concrete Accessory Service leased 7,300 square feet of industrial space located at 15958 Gunfire Road in Caldwell.
Boise's Growth Evaluated
Boise is yet again the subject of a national article making the rounds. This time for a slightly different reason. ‘Growing Cities that Work for All’ by the Brookings Institute takes a look at Boise’s growth and mentions areas where change may need to be made if we keep on our current pace. Education, wage growth, and industry diversification top the list of areas Brookings noted.