I was up there as well with the fam and had an excellent time floating the best whitewater I've experienced. Beautiful city with impressive green spaces.
Growth market USA: Exyte plans to create up to 1,000 new jobs in high-tech facility industry
PR Newswire Jun. 12, 2024 19:13
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Exyte to create up to 1,000 jobs in target industries across the USA to facilitate growth
Further expansion of service and production network in the USA
With official opening of new office in Boise, Idaho, Exyte expands to the Northwest
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In addition, new offices and production sites are being established in Nampa, Idaho, to support US-wide mega-projects in high-tech industries such as the semiconductor industry.
Boisedev just posted an interesting article showing the downtown growth from the 80s to today. Boise definately was a parkinglot city back then (like many other American cities unfortunately) Love to see more and more surface parking lots get redevloped!
Boisedev just posted an interesting article showing the downtown growth from the 80s to today. Boise definately was a parkinglot city back then (like many other American cities unfortunately) Love to see more and more surface parking lots get redevloped!
Here is the link to the article and photos, Urban Renewal was a mess back then.
This is great and I can attest because of spending a lot of time in our parks with my dog, hence taking pics I post here. Boise Parks & Rec does a great job, especially the large parks with hundreds of green acres that line downtown along the river! We are a top ranked city in the nation for our city parks, in the top 20 of the most populated cities.
That 1980s photo brings back memories...the Grove area was definitely a dead spot then, and Downtown overall was much quieter. The Statesman was full of articles about how/whether Downtown would ever get revitalized.
It did have some nice highlights like the 8th Street Marketplace, Old Boise, the Capitol, etc. The Greenbelt wasn't as integrated with the core but it was (and is) arguably the best urban feature of any city period.
I also have a warm spot for my first real jobs, washing dishes at the Blue Note Cafe (in an old house on State) and Le Poulet Rouge (Old Boise)...
Rumored 40 story tower would be built directly to the South of the AC Hotel? Also, can you add more to the rumor? Condos, apartments, offices? Anything connection to Micro?
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Originally Posted by Architecture Design
August 7, 2024
Hotel progress / Saratoga Apartments / Vacant lot next to hotel, where rumored 40 story tower has made the rounds (hopefully true).
Rumored 40 story tower would be built directly to the South of the AC Hotel? Also, can you add more to the rumor? Condos, apartments, offices? Anything connection to Micron?
I don't think anyone has updates about this rumor.
Why Tech Workers Are Ditching Big Cities for Boise
Idaho’s capital city is seeing an influx of young people as they apply for tech jobs away from big coastal cities amid massive layoffs and a disillusion with Big Tech.
Arthur Apartments 26 story 298 residences. Now leasing opening 2025
AC Marriott Element by Westin extended stay 15 story 296 rooms opening 2026
Broadstone Saratoga Apartments 7 story 334 units. Now leasing opening 2025 ccdcboise.com Broadstone Saratoga rendering
City view looking southeast
The rumor: 40 story apartments called "11th And Front Apartments Tallest Building In Boise GGLO Project 2022" from portfolio that was taken down, and GGLO took project site off their web site.
Last edited by Architecture Design; Aug 16, 2024 at 3:42 AM.
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. Boise Parks & Rec does a great job, especially the large parks with hundreds of green acres that line downtown along the river! We are a top ranked city in the nation for our city parks, in the top 20 of the most populated cities.
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