Boise, Idaho
Ada County publishes every parcel's boundary and value free but strips owner names from its GIS downloads, and Idaho is a non-disclosure state: no law requires a sale price to be disclosed, so prices exist only where a filing or the seller states one. Owner data now comes from the City's airport master plan and reserves page, the Department of Lands' own GIS server and filings; the County parcel layer's values are held in unverified since its ArcGIS host blocks robots.
8 buildings · 8 with an owner established · 30 sources · 4 tier B · 4 tier A · prepared 2026-10-14
Can you find out who owns it?
Idaho records title by deed with the County Recorder. In Ada County the Assessor's parcel GIS (boundaries, address, zoning, total value, acres) is a free download, but owner names and mailing addresses are deliberately removed, citing Idaho Code 74-120, which forbids distributing lists of people and addresses; the owner of a single parcel is shown only in the Assessor's online Property Search, after a click-through terms page, or at the counter. The Recorder indexes deeds online, but deed images are blocked from online viewing and copies cost $1 a page. Idaho is one of the states with no obligation to disclose a sale price, so deeds carry none.
Is ownership public?An open dataset names the owner
Cost of one title searchOwner of record free per parcel in the Ada County Assessor's online Property Search (behind a click-through terms page). Recorder: copies $1.00 per page, certification $1.00; deed recording $15.00 flat (first 30 pages); deed images not viewable online
Bulk ownership dataNone published
Sale pricesNo transaction data published
Sites that forbid taking their data
- adacounty.id.gov — “Do not re-distribute this record; further requests for this record should be forwarded to the agency from which it originated.”
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The marquee buildings
The towers that set the tone of the core, and who holds them. A price is the price a document states, on the date it states — not an estimate of what the building is worth now.
| Building | Use | Owner | Owner type | Last price paid |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Idaho State Capitol 700 W Jefferson St, Boise |
Civic | State of Idaho Idaho Code 67-1601 calls the capitol building 'a public monument ... a symbol of Idaho's sovereignty' and one of the state's 'most vital and preeminent public buildings'; 67-1603 gives the director of the Department of Administration 'exclusive control of the exterior, grounds and systems'. |
Government | —B |
| U.S. Bank Plaza 101 S Capitol Blvd, Boise 275,000 sq ft (Laird Norton); 261,937 sq ft (KIVI 2019) |
Office | Laird Norton Company (Laird Norton Properties) Laird Norton's own portfolio page lists the 'US Bank Building, 275,000 SF' and the neighbouring Clearwater Building (126,856 SF) as its current Boise investments. KIVI reported in June 2019 that the Seattle company, 'seventh-generation family-owned', was buying both from Gardner Company, with GBAD, Valley Regional Transit and Boise State keeping their condo units. No price was disclosed. |
Family / private | —B |
| Boise Towne Square 350 N Milwaukee St, Boise 666,584 sq ft (CMBS term sheet) |
Retail | Boise Mall, LLC (Brookfield Properties) The BMO 2025-5C13 CMBS term sheet names the borrower as Boise Mall, LLC, a single-purpose Delaware company, and the sponsor as BPR LLC, 'an affiliate of Brookfield Properties', which acquired the mall in 2018. It describes a 666,584 sq ft super-regional mall on about 51.6 acres, 91.2% leased in Sep 2025, appraised at $173.0M on 20 Jun 2025 (an appraisal, not a price), carrying a $78M whole loan maturing Nov 2030. The County layer values the 27.4-acre main parcel at $125.8M, the city's fourth-highest record. |
Private equity | —A |
| Boise Centre (convention centre) 850 W Front St, Boise 86,000 sq ft of meeting and event space |
Civic | Greater Boise Auditorium District Boise Centre's own About page: 'Boise Centre is owned and operated by the Greater Boise Auditorium District, a public agency'. The 2016–17 expansion added Boise Centre East (36,000 sq ft) across the Grove Plaza, which KIVI (2019) describes as a GBAD-owned condo unit in the Clearwater Building complex. |
Government | —A |
| ExtraMile Arena and Albertsons Stadium (Boise State University) Boise State University campus (main-campus parcel 1910 W University Dr), Boise |
Institutional | Board of Trustees of Boise State University (Idaho State Board of Education) Idaho Code 33-4005 vests in Boise State's board of trustees 'all rights and title to real estate and personal property' of the university and 'control over all buildings'; by statute the State Board of Education sits as that board. The arena (opened 1982, 13,390 seats) says it stands on the Boise State campus, and in Aug 2023 the State Board considered Boise State's request to raise the design budget for 'its north end zone addition to Albertsons Stadium', costed at $32M–$40M. The County layer shows the 101.6-acre campus parcel at 1910 W University Dr with a total value of $0. |
Government | —B |
| Albertsons Companies headquarters 250 E Parkcenter Blvd, Boise approx. 250,000 sq ft (10-K) |
Office | Albertsons Companies, Inc. Albertsons' 10-K for the year to 28 Feb 2026: 'Our corporate headquarters is located in Boise, Idaho. We own our headquarters. The premises is approximately 250,000 square feet in size.' The 10-K gives 250 Parkcenter Blvd as the principal executive office. No purchase price is stated. |
Public company | —A |
| Micron Technology campus and new Idaho fabs 8000 S Federal Way, Boise |
Industrial | Micron Technology, Inc. Micron's FY2026 10-K gives 8000 S. Federal Way as headquarters, says it manufactures 'at wholly-owned facilities', and reports a leading-edge fab under construction in Boise since Oct 2023 (first DRAM output projected mid-2027) and a second Idaho fab begun in 2026, backed by up to $6.1B of CHIPS Act grants shared with New York. |
Public company | —B |
| Boise Airport (BOI) 3201 Airport Way, Boise |
Civic | City of Boise The 2019 Airport Master Plan Update, prepared for the City, states 'The City of Boise owns and operates the Airport through its Department of Aviation' and that 'the Airport encompasses approximately 5,100 acres'; 577.5 acres of it are under exclusive military use at Gowen Field (Air Force 354.13, Army 223.37). The airport's own history says Boise began buying and leasing land for it in 1936, the Army Air Corps leased the field in World War II, and 'in 1946 the field was turned over to the City of Boise'. |
Government | —A |
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The core land
The most valuable ground in the city, and what the public record says about it.
Ada County assigns every parcel a total assessed value, but its parcel layer now sits on an ArcGIS Online host whose robots.txt answers 403 and Ada County's own hosts disallow ClaudeBot, so the per-parcel value rankings are held in unverified. The figures here come from the City, the Department of Lands and the Transportation Department. Idaho is non-disclosure, so the only Boise sale price found in a filing is Healthcare Realty's.
City areaabout 54,700 acres
Boise municipal boundary on the Idaho Transportation Department's City Boundary layer (s32), measured by this research, Nov 2026.
Airport land (City of Boise)about 5,100 acres
Boise Airport Master Plan Update, Dec 2019 (s30); 577.5 acres of it under exclusive military use at Gowen Field.
State endowment trust land in the cityabout 1,265 acres
Idaho Department of Lands State Surface Ownership polygons clipped to the city boundary (s31, s32): Public School 750 acres, Normal School ~278, Penitentiary 196, Capitol Permanent 40.5.
A disclosed sale price$18,350,000
Healthcare Realty sold 83,078 sq ft of medical office in Boise on 12 Dec 2024 for $18.35M, providing about $6.4M of seller financing. Its 2025 10-K (s26) states the price but not the buyer.
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Who owns the town
At this scale the significant owner is rarely a trust or a fund: it is one or two local holding companies, a family in its second or third generation, and often the land around the town rather than the buildings in it.
Ada County publishes no owner names in bulk, so this list is built from the owners' own layers and filings rather than from the roll. The City of Boise is the largest single holder that can be named, mostly the airport and the foothills reserves. State endowment trust land is a small share inside the limits, and BLM ground, which dominates the foothills beyond the city, is almost absent within them. State acreage is the Department of Lands layer clipped to the Transportation Department's city boundary (about 54,700 acres), Nov 2026; the federal shares are this research's grid sample, Oct 2026.
| Name | Type | Holding inside Boise city limits |
|---|---|---|
| City of Boise The City 'owns and operates the Airport through its Department of Aviation' (2019 Airport Master Plan Update) on about 5,100 acres, held since the field was turned over to the City in 1946 (s17); Gowen Field (Idaho National Guard) uses 577.5 acres of it. Parks and Recreation says 'the city owns and manages 15 reserves totaling approximately 5,000 acres', the largest Military Reserve (734 acres), Hawkins Range (393) and Hulls Gulch (292); some reserve ground lies beyond the city limits. |
Government | airport about 5,100 acres; 15 open-space reserves about 5,000 acresA |
| State of Idaho (Department of Lands endowment trust land) Idaho Department of Lands State Surface Ownership polygons classed 'Beneficiary: IDL Endowment', clipped by this research to the Transportation Department's Boise boundary: Public School endowment 750 acres (10 polygons), Normal School about 278, Penitentiary 196 and Capitol Permanent (Public Building) 40.5. Another ~516 acres are held for other state agencies: Miscellaneous State of Idaho 294, Parks and Recreation 79, Fish and Game 64, Transportation 46, Administration 27 and Correction 6. |
Government | about 1,265 acres (2.3% of the city area)A |
| Board of Trustees of Boise State University (Idaho State Board of Education) Idaho Code 33-4005 vests title to the university's real estate in its board of trustees, by statute the State Board of Education. Its holdings around campus (the Lusk District, the Park Apartments sold to the City and leased back in 2023, s12) are not summed here. |
Government | title to the university's real estate (statute)B |
| Micron Technology, Inc. Micron's 10-K gives 8000 S. Federal Way as its headquarters, says it manufactures 'at wholly-owned facilities', and reports two leading-edge fabs under construction in Boise. Parcel acreage and values are held in unverified (County layer no longer reachable). |
Public company | owned headquarters at 8000 S Federal Way; two leading-edge fabs under constructionA |
| Idaho Power Company (IDACORP) IDACORP's 2025 10-K: the Boise headquarters campus 'consists of approximately 305,741 square feet of owned office space'; Idaho Power owns 1,218,813 sq ft more of office, warehouse and industrial space across Idaho and Oregon, excluding plants and substations. How much of that is inside Boise is not stated. |
Public company | 305,741 sq ft owned headquarters campus; 1,218,813 sq ft other owned buildings (ID and OR)A |
| Capital City Development Corporation (Boise's urban renewal agency) CCDC states that the six ParkBOI garages downtown are 'owned by CCDC and are operated by contract with The Car Park': Capitol & Main (1989), 9th & Main (1990), 10th & Front (1978), 9th & Front (1998), Capitol & Myrtle (2006) and 11th & Front (2018). Its other land holdings were not enumerated. |
Government | 6 parking garages, 3,154 stallsA |
| Greater Boise Auditorium District Owner and operator of Boise Centre (s10); KIVI (2019, s8) records that GBAD keeps its condo unit in the Clearwater/City Center Plaza complex. |
Government | Boise Centre (86,000 sq ft of event space) and the Boise Centre East condo unitA |
| Bureau of Land Management and Bureau of Reclamation (United States) The BLM Idaho surface-management layer classes about 95% of the area inside Boise's limits as private and 3% as State. The large BLM blocks of the Boise Front, one polygon alone being 9,041 acres, fall almost entirely outside the city boundary. |
Government | about 110 acres BLM and 90 acres BOR (0.2% each)A |
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Who builds the houses
New-home building in this market: the volume, and the firms behind it. Ownership of a builder matters as much as its volume — a private-equity platform and a family firm behave differently.
Boise permitted 955 new homes in 2025 (730 single-family, 30 in duplexes and 195 in buildings of five or more units) against 741 in 2024 (468 single-family and 248 in 5+-unit buildings), per the Census Bureau. Most volume building in the Treasure Valley happens in the suburbs beyond the city, in Meridian, Kuna, Star and Canyon County. The only builder ranking that could be opened covers the whole region, not the city: a brokerage's count of 2026 year-to-date permits across Ada, Canyon and Gem counties, compiled from Construction Monitor. It shows one locally owned production builder, CBH Homes, pulling 28% of all permits, and five builders together 61%.
| Name | Type | Permits, Jan–Jul 2026 (Ada, Canyon, Gem counties) |
|---|---|---|
| CBH Homes Average permit value $192,674. A regional private builder; no ownership filing was opened. |
Private company | 915 (28.0%)A |
| Toll Brothers Average permit value $281,226. |
Public company | 396 (12.1%)A |
| Lennar Average permit value $213,064. |
Public company | 254 (7.8%)A |
| Hubble Homes Average permit value $258,321. |
Private company | 238 (7.3%)A |
| Hayden Homes Average permit value $209,205. |
Private company | 200 (6.1%)A |
| KB Home Average permit value $175,619. |
Public company | 165 (5.0%)A |
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Commercial landlords
The commercial side, counted separately from housing: who holds the office, retail and industrial floor area.
Boise has no dominant commercial landlord, and with no owner names in the County's bulk data the list rests on filings. Retail's anchor is Brookfield's Boise Towne Square. The downtown office core is split between Laird Norton (U.S. Bank Plaza and the Clearwater Building) and condominium towers such as Eighth & Main, whose unit-holders could not be established. National REITs hold scattered single assets: office, medical office, hotels, and a 1,107-home rental portfolio across the metro. One office owner, Office Properties Income Trust, has been in Chapter 11 since Oct 2025. Floor areas come from the filings named.
| Name | Type | Holding |
|---|---|---|
| Brookfield Properties (Boise Mall, LLC; sponsor BPR LLC) CMBS term sheet, Dec 2025: 91.2% leased to over 118 tenants; appraised $173.0M (Jun 2025); sponsor acquired 2018. |
Private equity | 666,584 sq ft retail (Boise Towne Square)A |
| Laird Norton Company Its own portfolio page: US Bank Building 275,000 SF and Clearwater Building 126,856 SF. Seattle company, 'seventh-generation family-owned' (KIVI, 2019). |
Family / private | 401,856 sq ft office (2 buildings)A |
| American Homes 4 Rent 10-K for 2025: Boise, ID market, gross book value $356.6M, 94.7% occupied. The market is metropolitan, so not every home is inside the city. |
REIT | 1,107 single-family rental homes (Boise metro market)A |
| Office Properties Income Trust (in Chapter 11) Acquired 11 Sep 2012; pledged as collateral for its 9% senior secured notes due March 2029; OPI and subsidiaries filed Chapter 11 on 30 Oct 2025. |
REIT | 3 office buildings, gross $34.2M (1185, 1249 & 1387 S Vinnell Way)A |
| Apple Hospitality REIT Acquired 30 Apr 2010; managed by Raymond, which operates it but does not own it. |
REIT | 1 hotel, 186 rooms (Hampton, Boise)A |
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Looked for and not found
Claims this page would have made if a source could be opened. They are left out rather than guessed.
- Eighth & Main (800 W Main St) is recorded as the 'Eighth and Main Condo': 22 separately assessed units (17 office floors, four retail, three parking, two storage) on a 0.603-acre common parcel, together valued at $73.4M for 2026 — previously from the Ada County Parcels layer on services2.arcgis.com, whose robots.txt answers 403; Ada County's own hosts disallow ClaudeBot, so no other open source found (2026-11-04)
- Who holds the 22 units of Eighth & Main (800 W Main St): an encyclopedia entry still names Gardner Company as owner, but no register entry, filing or seller release was opened, and the Assessor's owner search is behind a terms gate.
- That the $400M 'Leasehold Improvements' record at 8450 S Wafer Way is Micron's new fab, and who owns the land beneath it: the County layer names no owner, and the 10-K does not give a parcel.
- Holdings of Ada County, the Boise School District and the Idaho Military Division at Gowen Field: no source naming their parcels or acreage could be opened (im.idaho.gov did not respond); Gowen Field is recorded only as lying on the City's airport grounds.
- Owners of the highest-valued private parcels: 2390 E Freight St ($138.7M), 1099 W Front St unit 3 ($135.0M), 120 N 12th St ($111.9M) and 1110 W Grove St ($87.9M) carry no owner in the free data.
- Idaho's non-disclosure status rests on 2021 reporting quoting the Ada County Assessor's office; there is no statute to cite for an absence, and no later change was found.
- Builder figures cover Ada, Canyon and Gem counties, not the City of Boise; the city-only split by builder was not established. A Builder Online 2025 Boise closings ranking exists but its host blocks automation.
- The buyer in Healthcare Realty's Dec 2024 Boise medical-office sale ($18.35M) is not named in the 10-K.
- Whether Laird Norton still holds U.S. Bank Plaza through a named LLC: its portfolio page lists the building, but the holding entity's name was not seen.
- Capitol Square parcel (700 W Jefferson St) 4.371 acres at $0 total value (exempt); U.S. Bank Plaza office unit (Unit A, U.S. Bank Plaza Condo No. 02) $43.8M on a 2.509-acre common parcel; Boise Centre parcel (850 W Front St) 1.975 acres at $0; Albertsons HQ parcel (250 E Parkcenter Blvd) 15.08 acres, $27.7M — all 2026 County values, previously from the Ada County Parcels layer on services2.arcgis.com, whose robots.txt answers 403; Ada County's own hosts disallow ClaudeBot, so no other open source found (2026-11-04)
- Micron: seven land parcels at 8000 S Federal Way (156.9 acres, $29.7M) and an adjoining 'Leasehold Improvements' record at 8450 S Wafer Way valued at $400M, the highest-valued record in the city — previously from the Ada County Parcels layer on services2.arcgis.com, whose robots.txt answers 403; Ada County's own hosts disallow ClaudeBot, so no other open source found (2026-11-04)
- Boise Airport: 183 City parcels of about 5,136 acres recorded as 'CITY OF BOISE (AIR TERMINAL)' or '(DEPT OF AVIATION)', and private hangars assessed as leasehold records such as 2645 W Airport Way ($7.9M) — previously from the City of Boise's Boise Owned Property layer on services1.arcgis.com, whose robots.txt answers 403; no other open source found (the County leasehold values were on the blocked services2.arcgis.com layer) (2026-11-04)
- Assessed-value rankings: highest-valued record 8450 S Wafer Way 'Leasehold Improvements' $400M; then 2390 E Freight St ($138.7M, 78.8 acres), 1099 W Front St unit 3 ($135.0M), Boise Towne Square ($125.8M); top downtown land parcel 120 N 12th St ($111.9M, 0.56 acres), then 1110 W Grove St ($87.9M); all parcels in the city $59.7B total, 95,395 parcels (47,896 acres), 6,976 parcels / 18,620 acres at $0 (exempt) — 2026 County values previously from the Ada County Parcels layer on services2.arcgis.com, whose robots.txt answers 403; Ada County's own hosts disallow ClaudeBot, so no other open source found (2026-11-04)
- Office Properties Income Trust's three parcels at 1185, 1249 & 1387 S Vinnell Way valued at $55.1M in all (2026) — previously from the Ada County Parcels layer on services2.arcgis.com, whose robots.txt answers 403; Ada County's own hosts disallow ClaudeBot, so no other open source found (2026-11-04)
- Of 95,395 parcels with a centroid inside Boise, 6,976 parcels covering 18,620 acres (39% of the parcelled ground) carry a $0 total value, the mark of exempt public, school, church and charitable land — previously from the Ada County Parcels layer on services2.arcgis.com, whose robots.txt answers 403; Ada County's own hosts disallow ClaudeBot, so no other open source found (2026-11-04)
- City of Boise parcel holdings by department inside the limits: 672 parcels, about 10,076 acres (780 parcels, 18,750 acres in all) — Airport 179 parcels / 5,109 acres, Parks & Recreation 379 / 4,150, Public Works 27 / 345, Housing & Community Development 40 small parcels — previously from the City of Boise's Boise Owned Property layer on services1.arcgis.com, whose robots.txt answers 403; no other open source found (2026-11-04)
- Boise State main-campus parcel at 1910 W University Dr: 101.6 acres at $0 total value — previously from the Ada County Parcels layer on services2.arcgis.com, whose robots.txt answers 403; Ada County's own hosts disallow ClaudeBot, so no other open source found (2026-11-04)
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Sources
- Ada County Assessor Data: GIS data free download (parcel polygons and points, condo parcels, parcel characteristic tables); 'Owner names and mailing addresses are not included to comply with the Idaho Public Records Act'; 'Do not re-distribute this record' — Ada County Assessor · openA
- Assessor's Property Records: 'Primary owner information can be found on our Land Records property system website'; public Property Tax System terminals at the Assessor's Office — Ada County Assessor · openA
- Property Search & Online Maps: terms-of-use acceptance page ('I Accept the Terms of Use') in front of the owner search; not passed by this research — Ada County Assessor · registrationA
- Recorder: Property Records (recording fees: deeds $15.00 predictable fee; copies $1.00 per page; certification $1.00; deeds among documents 'currently blocked from viewing or downloading online'; Idaho Code 31-2419) — Ada County Clerk / Recorder · openA
- As tax gap widens, Idaho 1 of 10 states with no obligation to disclose property's sale price (Idaho Capital Sun via KISU, 31 Aug 2021): Ada County has about 150 disclosed commercial sales among about 10,000 commercial properties — KISU / Idaho Capital Sun · openA
- Idaho Code 67-1601 (the capitol building 'is a public monument ... a symbol of Idaho's sovereignty') and 67-1603 (director of the Department of Administration 'shall have exclusive control of the exterior, grounds and systems of the capitol building') — Idaho State Legislature · openA
- Laird Norton Company buying prime downtown Boise properties (KIVI Idaho News 6, 20 Jun 2019): U.S. Bank Plaza, 101 S Capitol Blvd, 261,937 sq ft on 2.5+ acres, and the Clearwater Building, 777 W Main St; GBAD, Valley Regional Transit and Boise State keep their condo units — KIVI-TV (Scripps) · openA
- Laird Norton Company, Real Estate, Current Investments: Boise Market, Clearwater Building 126,856 SF, US Bank Building 275,000 SF (401,856 SF) — Laird Norton Company · openA
- Boise Centre, About: 'Boise Centre is owned and operated by the Greater Boise Auditorium District, a public agency' — Boise Centre (Greater Boise Auditorium District) · openA
- Idaho Code 33-4005: the board of trustees of Boise State 'shall have all rights and title to real estate and personal property of said college, control over all buildings' — Idaho State Legislature · openA
- Idaho State Board of Education, 'Board to meet' release for 23 Aug 2023: Boise State request to increase the design budget for 'its north end zone addition to Albertsons Stadium' ($32M–$40M); sale and leaseback of the Park Apartments to the City of Boise — Idaho State Board of Education · openA
- Albertsons Companies, Inc., Form 10-K for fiscal 2025 (period ended 28 Feb 2026), Item 2 Properties: 'Our corporate headquarters is located in Boise, Idaho. We own our headquarters. The premises is approximately 250,000 square feet in size.' — Albertsons Companies, Inc. (SEC EDGAR) · openA
- Micron Technology, Inc., Form 10-K for fiscal 2026 (period ended 3 Sep 2026): headquarters 8000 S. Federal Way, Boise; 'We manufacture our products at wholly-owned facilities'; leading-edge fab in Boise (ground broken Sep 2022, construction Oct 2023, first DRAM wafer output projected mid-2027); second Idaho fab under construction 2026; CHIPS Act direct funding up to $6.1B for the Boise fabs and two Clay NY fabs; Micron Research Labs in Boise, about $10B planned over a decade — Micron Technology, Inc. (SEC EDGAR) · openA
- ExtraMile Arena, About Us: opened 16 May 1982 'on the beautiful Boise State University campus', 13,390 seats — ExtraMile Arena · openA
- Boise Airport, History: land bought and leased from 1936; Army Air Corps lease in WWII (Gowen Field); 'In 1946 the field was turned over to the City of Boise'; terminal expansion 2003 at $108M — City of Boise, Boise Airport · openA
- BLM ID Surface Management Agency FeatureServer, layer 0 (managing agency of the surface: BLM, BOR, State, Private, etc.); 103 polygons around Boise read 14 Oct 2026 — Bureau of Land Management, Idaho State Office · openA
- IDACORP, Inc. and Idaho Power Company, Form 10-K for 2025, Item 2 Properties: headquarters campus in Boise 'approximately 305,741 square feet of owned office space'; Idaho Power owns a further 1,218,813 sq ft of office, warehouse and industrial space in Idaho and Oregon — IDACORP, Inc. (SEC EDGAR) · openA
- CCDC, Parking Structures: six ParkBOI garages 'owned by CCDC and ... operated by contract with The Car Park' (Capitol & Main 493 stalls, 9th & Main 384, 10th & Front 536, 9th & Front 574, Capitol & Myrtle 340, 11th & Front 827) — Capital City Development Corporation (CCDC) · openA
- Ada County Assessor GIS Data User Guide: TOTALVALUE 'Total assessed value - includes land and improvements'; PROPCODE R/C/F/L/M; parcel-tracking table records ownership-change instrument numbers and transaction dates, with no price field — Ada County Assessor · openA
- BMO 2025-5C13 Mortgage Trust, Structural and Collateral Term Sheet (FWP, 12 Dec 2025), Loan No. 2 Boise Towne Square: borrower Boise Mall, LLC; sponsor BPR LLC, 'an affiliate of Brookfield Properties'; 666,584 sq ft super-regional mall on about 51.6 acres at 350 N Milwaukee St; appraised value $173,000,000 (20 Jun 2025); whole loan $53.9M trust note plus $24.0M pari passu; sponsor acquired the property in 2018 — BMO Commercial Mortgage Securities LLC (SEC EDGAR) · openA
- Office Properties Income Trust, Form 10-K for 2025 (filed 22 May 2026): Schedule III '1185, 1249 & 1387 S. Vinnell Way, Boise, ID', 3 buildings, gross $34.2M, acquired 11 Sep 2012, collateral for the 9.000% senior secured notes due March 2029; Chapter 11 cases filed 30 Oct 2025 — Office Properties Income Trust (SEC EDGAR) · openA
- American Homes 4 Rent, Form 10-K for 2025: Boise, ID market 1,107 single-family homes, gross book value $356.6M, 94.7% occupied, average rent $2,355 — American Homes 4 Rent (SEC EDGAR) · openA
- Healthcare Realty Trust, Form 10-K for 2025: 2024 dispositions table, 'Boise, ID 12/12/24' sale price $18,350 thousand, 83,078 sq ft, with seller financing of about $6.4M — Healthcare Realty Trust Inc (SEC EDGAR) · openA
- Apple Hospitality REIT, Form 10-K for 2025: hotel list 'Boise ID Hampton', 186 rooms, acquired 30 Apr 2010, managed by Raymond — Apple Hospitality REIT, Inc. (SEC EDGAR) · openA
- Census Bureau Building Permits Survey, annual place files (West Region) 2024 and 2025: Boise City, ID (FIPS 16-08830) — U.S. Census Bureau · openA
- Who's Really Building Boise? Top Home Builders, 2026 Rankings (Build Idaho, 24 Jul 2026): year-to-date 2026 residential permits in Ada, Canyon and Gem counties from Construction Monitor filings, 3,270 in all; CBH Homes 915, Toll Brothers 396, Lennar 254, Hubble Homes 238, Hayden Homes 200, KB Home 165 — Build Idaho (real estate brokerage blog) · openA
- Boise Airport Master Plan Update, Dec 2019 (Ricondo for the City of Boise): 'The City of Boise owns and operates the Airport through its Department of Aviation'; 'the Airport encompasses approximately 5,100 acres'; exclusive military use 577.5 acres (Air Force 354.13, Army 223.37) — City of Boise · openA
- State_Ownership MapServer, layer 0 'State Surface Ownership' (OWNERTYPE, SURF_ENDOWMENT_DESC, acres); 220 polygons in the Boise extent read 4 Nov 2026 and clipped to the city boundary (s32) — Idaho Department of Lands (gis1.idl.idaho.gov) · openA
- AdminBoundaryLayers MapServer, layer 16 'City Boundary' ('Current municipal ... boundaries for Idaho cities and towns'): BOISE polygon, about 54,700 acres — Idaho Transportation Department (gis.itd.idaho.gov) · openA
- Boise Parks and Recreation, Reserves: 'The city owns and manages 15 reserves totaling approximately 5,000 acres' (Military Reserve 734 acres, Hawkins Range 393, Hulls Gulch 292, Hillside to Hollow 260, Mesa 164 ...) — City of Boise · openA