Maynard Davis

Economic Calendar Outlook...

It's that time of year, and we have a big weekend ahead, so it's time for our annual reminder:

PLEASE DO NOT TOUCH THE WILDIFE! Please share to spread the message!

We assure you, that fawn you found tucked into the grass, curled up and silent, was left intentionally by their mother. You see, fawns are nearly scentless, and by leaving her fawn safely behind, the doe can head out to the best food to make sure those littles get proper nutrition. Doing this allows her to keep her fawn mostly safe from predators,

If you find one, just walk away! Even cooler, back off a couple hundred yards downwind with your favorite Burris Optics binoculars and watch the show when the doe returns!

Really? Pictures for the new listing and you leave the toilet seat up? Amateur!

You ever look at some people and think “maybe it’s best we continue to social distance”? 😳

Moving to Boise really was one of the best decisions my wife and have made

Demand for new housing remains high and building is still strong despite vacant lots seeing a slight increase from Q4. First quarter of this year has seen 1627 new residential construction permits issued and 1491 new subdivision lots recorded. Some decrease from 2021

Answering the million-dollar question: why one city in the Treasure Valley has so many million-dollar homes From May of 2021 to May of this year 880 million-dollar homes were sold in Ada County, and nearly half of them were in Eagle.

Where Gen Z Is Already Buying “While Gen Zers don’t make up a huge portion of home buyers in the nation’s largest metros, their numbers are growing,” one economist says.

How to Save for a House on Any Salary Financial experts share their top tips for getting into your dream home—no matter how much (or little) money you make.