Mike
Miles - High Desert Realtors • Our site
provides information on properties in southeastern
Idaho including Idaho Falls, Rigby, Ririe, Swan
Valley, Shelley and Ammon Idaho. Real Estate purchases
in Idaho are booming. Idaho is one of the top places
to move to in the nation. Idaho's economy makes
it a prime place to live and work.
Situated along the Snake River at the western edge of the Rocky Mountains, Idaho Falls has all the features of big city living, but still embraces a small town charm. Our skyline consists of the majestic Teton Mountain Range, and in our backyard is the world's most famous park - Yellowstone. On a broad, placid expanse of the Snake River, Idaho Falls has preserved an area we call the "Greenbelt." With a 6-mile paved trail, joggers, cyclists and pedestrians alike are offered a view of the local wildlife as well as the falls.
Sink your fly into world-class fly-fishing holes in the Snake River, enjoy a ballpark hotdog while watching our minor league team, the Chuckers”, or play any of four championship caliber golf courses. The Caribou/Targhee national forest east of town is the weekend playground for hikers, off-road enthusiasts, mountain bikers, snowmobilers, campers and fishermen. If that isn’t enough for you take a drive and visit the bison, elk, moose, wolves and bears in Yellowstone National Park or Grand Teton National Park, a couple short hours up the road.
When compared to other cities and metro areas of the West, Eastern Idaho's cost of living is generally lower. For necessities such as groceries, housing, healthcare, utilities and transportation, costs in Eastern Idaho are often 20 to 50 percent less than in other areas. For example, the average home in Idaho Falls is priced at $133,814, while in Los Angeles, CA and Denver, CO the average home prices are $853,900 and $353,064, respectively
Idaho Falls is situated on the valley floor astride the Snake River at an elevation of 4,744 feet above sea level. The dryness of the climate seems to temper the hot and cold temperatures that can occur in this part of Eastern Idaho. The residents of Idaho Falls enjoy a semi-arid alpine climate. The summers are extensive and mild which is ideal for fishing, biking, hiking, horseback riding, swimming, barbecues, and floating the Snake River. July nights are typically in the low 50s while the daytime temperatures range in the mid 80s. Fall on the valley floor is generally peaceful and gorgeous. January temperatures range from 27 degrees in the daytime to an average of 10 degrees at night. Winters are comparatively long, but not severe. Spring tends to be short in Idaho Falls with a below average growing season. You need to plant your garden early to ensure success.
Bonneville County was the fourth largest county in the state. The 1994 population of 79,197 has steadily grown over the decade to 89,653, an increase of 13.2 percent or 10,456 people. The county experienced a decrease between 1995 and 1996, when large layoffs came from the main contractor of what is now the Idaho National Laboratory (INL), a decrease of only 68 people. The largest increase in the county (2,416 people) is seen between the years of 2003 to 2004. Economic diversity and concentration in economic development continue to help the area grow. From population estimates at the 2000 census, Bonneville and Jefferson counties together qualified to become a metropolitan statistical area, now called the Idaho Falls MSA. Idaho Falls, the county’s largest city, is the third largest city in the state at 52,148 people as of 2004.
Greater Yellowstone
Real Estate Brokers
Idaho
High Desert Realty • Swan Valley/Idaho Falls) - Swan
Valley, Irwin and Palisades comprise the picturesque
communities
that nestle along the banks of the South Fork of
the Snake River, one of the premier fly fishing
rivers North America. Bald Eagles can also be spotted
along this incredible river. With the Big
Hole Range to the north, the Caribou Mountains
to the south and the Palisades Range to the east,
impressive panoramas abound and year-round outdoor
activities are a magnet for sportsmen and adventurers.
Huntsman Springs • (Teton Valley ID) A Mecca for winter and summer recreation, it continues to top the lists of one of the best places to live in the nation and was recently named as one of the “12 Tempting Locations for Vacation-Home Buyers” by the Wall Street Journal. Set on a magnificent 1,350 acre tract that extends from downtown Driggs, Idaho into open rangelands, Huntsman Springs will consist of 650 home sites, world class golf, family friendly recreation amenities and a 500 acre wildlife refuge. Homes include Park Homes and Mountain View Lodges designed by award winning Jackson Hole architect Larry Berlin as well as custom single family homesites.
Sunset in Swan Valley Idaho
Clayton
Real Estate and Development • (Swan Valley) "Serving -
Swan Valley Idaho - Ashton - Mackay - Island Park homes
land
ranches
farms recreation properties" - At
Clayton Real Estate and Development, we make every effort to
find pieces of land
that feature a combination of quality in terms of location
and scenic views, along with prices that are below that of
other similar properties in the area. We know that
if you compare our properties with those in the surrounding
areas, you will find that we offer thebest combination of
quality and pricing available.
Rainbow Realty • (Island Park) Rainbow Realty has been serving the Island Park area since 1988. As “Island Park Real Estate Specialists”, we are committed to extending Honest, Dependable Service to our customers and clients. We specialize in Island Park Vacation Properties, and “YOU CAN EXPECT THE BEST” when you choose our office for your real estate needs.
Sage Realty Group • (Teton Valley ID) Sage Realty Group is a full-service brokerage that specializes in marketing Teton Valley, Idaho properties. Our experienced staff has successfully participated in the local real estate market for over 15 years. Locally owned, the agents of SRG are committed to Teton Valley and its community. Their success is driven by the relationships they have developed as a trusted source of local real estate knowledge.
Wyoming
Ranch View of the Grand Tetons in Jackson Hole Wyoming
Devon Viehman - Jackson Hole Real Estate • (Jackson Hole) LeadingYellowstone region realtor, Jackson Hole Real Estate Associates, previews all of the properties for sale in Jackson Hole and the surrounding communities of Jackson, Teton Village, Alpine, Star Valley, Teton Valley, Driggs and Victor, Idaho. Devon offers a variety of real estate services in these beautiful Idaho and Wyoming locales including rentals, commercial property, condominiums, ranches, lots, large acreage, and homes for sale.
Stephen J. Cook Grand Teton Realty • (Jackson Hole/Alpine) SALES ASSOCIATE, SFR, E-PRO Member NAR, WAR, IAR, and TBOR - I have called Teton Counties of Wyoming and Idaho my home for almost forty years. My wife of twenty years is a third generation born in Jackson. Our daughter born here made number four. Jackson Hole and the surrounding area has been a wonderful place to call home. The people here are genuine, honest, and willing to offer a helping hand when needed.
Western
Real Estate • (Cody
WY) Western Real Estate is a real estate
and land company committed to exceptional
service. The buying and selling of real estate
is complicated. Rely on the best. Rely on
Western Real Estate.
Hatch Real Estate • (Pinedale) We are SOLD on offering our clients the highest quality real estate service in Sublette County. Through our marketing experience, whether you are buying or selling commercial, residential, agricultural of unimproved land, let our friendly professional service open the doors for you! We will be tracking down great deals for you!
Bert Milton Realty • (Dubois) When you choose Bert Milton Realty, Inc. as your real estate office, not only are you choosing a company built on honesty and integrity with sincere emphasis on pleasing the client, you are choosing a well-established company with over 43 years experience in helping clients like yourself buy and sell properties. Our licensed agents can assist you if you are looking to buy, looking to sell, or just plain looking. The company's motto "You know where we live" attests to the company's commitment to both the community and to their clients.
Montana
Ranch in Paradise Valley Montana
ERA Landmark Western Land • (Paradise Valley) Beautiful Paradise Valley, gateway to the north entrance of Yellowstone National Park. Holding a special place in many hearts, this wonderful area is surrounded by the Gallatin Mountains to the west and the breathtaking Absaroka-Beartooth Wilderness to the east.
The
Real Estate Agency • (West
Yellowstone MT) West Yellowstone offers
outdoors men and women virtually unlimited
opportunity to pursue their favorite pastimes.
We at The Real Estate Agency enjoy living
and working in this wonderful place and take
pride in our many repeat customers and clients
and long history of personalized, friendly
service
Big
Sky Properties • (Big
Sky MT) When you are ready to see all Big Sky
has to offer for vacation real estate, come see
our professional staff. We have more knowledgeable
realtors and more more office locations than any
other Big Sky agency.
Absaroka
Realty • (Bozeman
MT) Montana's nickname is "Big Sky
Country." Once you've visited, you'll
know why. Jagged mountains of granite. Rolling
green plains. Crystal-clear lakes and refreshing
streams. They are all here in Montana.
Situated along the Snake River at the western edge of the Rocky Mountains, Idaho Falls has all the features of big city living, but still embraces a small town charm. Our skyline consists of the majestic Teton Mountain Range, and in our backyard is the world's most famous park - Yellowstone. On a broad, placid expanse of the Snake River, Idaho Falls has preserved an area we call the "Greenbelt." With a 6-mile paved trail, joggers, cyclists and pedestrians alike are offered a view of the local wildlife as well as the falls.
When compared to other cities and metro areas of the West, Eastern Idaho's cost of living is generally lower. For necessities such as groceries, housing, healthcare, utilities and transportation, costs in Eastern Idaho are often 20 to 50 percent less than in other areas. For example, the average home in Idaho Falls is priced at $133,814, while in Los Angeles, CA and Denver, CO the average home prices are $853,900 and $353,064, respectively
Bonneville County was the fourth largest county in the state. The 1994 population of 79,197 has steadily grown over the decade to 89,653, an increase of 13.2 percent or 10,456 people. The county experienced a decrease between 1995 and 1996, when large layoffs came from the main contractor of what is now the Idaho National Laboratory (INL), a decrease of only 68 people. The largest increase in the county (2,416 people) is seen between the years of 2003 to 2004. Economic diversity and concentration in economic development continue to help the area grow. From population estimates at the 2000 census, Bonneville and Jefferson counties together qualified to become a metropolitan statistical area, now called the Idaho Falls MSA. Idaho Falls, the county’s largest city, is the third largest city in the state at 52,148 people as of 2004.
