The closing of Q1 demonstrated that 2021's office market is off to a solid start in the Boise MSA, posting 310,000 square feet of positive net absorption. This is the second strongest quarter (second only to Q4 2020) in the past five years.
You've seen it on the skyline, now see what really makes 11th & Idaho great.
For lovely sunrise, sunset, or urban cityscape views in the heart of downtown, 11th & Idaho provides a rare, unbeatable perspective from its rooftop deck.
Meridian's primary corridor for shopping, entertainment, restaurants, services, and more surrounds Eagle Road. Notable employers — such as Blue Cross of Idaho, Scentsy, and St. Luke's — as well as major shopping destinations — such as The Village at Meridian and Meridian Crossroads — also lie along this corridor making it one of the most vibrant areas of Meridian.
TOK Commercial is pleased to offer office space for lease at Idaho Falls' Snake River Landing. The Snake River Landing development is Idaho Falls' newest 450+ acre master-planned community, prominently positioned between the Snake River and Interstate 15. Upon completion, the development will boast energy of new retailers, commercial and office users, new residents, an event center, and open green areas with water features.
TOK Commercial is proud to offer office space for lease at 535 Sunnyside Road in Idaho Falls.
Located just off of Pole Line Road, one of Twin Falls' primary arterials, 1539 Fillmore Street's placement allows for convenient, central accessibility.
Eighth Street is one of the most vibrant areas of downtown Boise. Known as "restaurant row", it includes some of Boise's most frequented restaurants — including Fork, The Matador, Diablo & Sons Saloon, Wild Root Cafe, Juniper, Dawson Taylor Coffee, and many more.
TOK Commercial is proudly offering 815 College Road, a single-tenant office building, for sale.
Idaho Falls has rich history spread throughout its downtown blocks. Dating back as far as 1892, more than 13 well-maintained historic buildings remain in the downtown area. These buildings offer a look into the early days of the city, which was established in 1865, as well as its expansion and development.
