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How to Buy a Home in Idaho from Another State

Monday, May 21st, 2012 at 2:46pm. 98 Views, 0 Comments.

Boise HomeIt's stressful to buy a home in your own state, but when you try to do it out of state, it gets even more complicated. Though thankfully with the advent of the internet, it doesn't have to be so stressful, especially with the expansive resources and tools The Hughes Group has to offer you in your new home search and purchase. If you're looking to move to the Boise metro area because of a new job, family, or whatever else it may be, you've landed in good hands. Here's how to get it done, and get it done well.

The best strategy for buying a home in Idaho begins with hiring a buyer's agent. Hughes Group Agents are all uniquely qualified to assist you in your new home search in and around the Treasure Valley. Hughes Group Agents will represent and protect…

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Idaho's Campgrounds Providing a Night Under the Stars

Monday, February 13th, 2012 at 5:31pm. 340 Views, 2 Comments.

A Natural, Idaho WaterfallFor families looking to enjoy an outdoor life, investigating Idaho homes for sale can be the perfect answer to that lifestyle.  Among the most important attractions are campgrounds.  Idaho has hundreds of places to camp, ranging from the very primitive, which likely requires a hike into the site, to campgrounds set up for RV’s or camping trailers.  Some sites even have cabins available to rent.  Each has a unique set of features that attract a particular set of people.

The US Forest Service maintains several hundred campgrounds in five National Forests: Boise, Caribou-Targhee, Payette, Salmon-Challis, and Sawtooth. You can select from the amenities at each site.  Some require an advanced reservation, most have a fee for the use.  An example of…

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Not a Place for Scaredy Cats, Idaho's Ghost Towns

Friday, February 10th, 2012 at 9:43pm. 311 Views, 0 Comments.

The View of an Idaho CanalSome are afraid of ghost towns, others are fascinated by the history and folklore they embody. Idaho has some prime examples of ghost towns for visitors or residents of Idaho to enjoy. While there are no ghosts, Idaho history is filled with a series of booms and busts; lifestyles come and gone. Gold was found in Pierce, Idaho in the 1860s and later silver and copper were discovered. Towns were built, became bustling hubs of activities, then slipped into disuse and decay as the population moved elsewhere. This left Idaho filled with memories of dreams and disappointments – and ghost towns.  

If you are planning to buy Boise Idaho real estate, I am sure you are aware of the riches this modern state has to offer. But to truly understand Idaho, you…

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The Table Upon a Rock, Idaho's Beautiful Landmark

Wednesday, February 8th, 2012 at 11:11pm. 381 Views, 1 Comments.

The Gorgeous Boise Night ViewTable Rock, a monument located in Idaho, is truly unique. Few mountains can offer such exciting hiking and biking by day, followed by exceptional entertainment and dining by night. It is no wonder that Idaho real estate owners love living in the area!

Table Rock is one of the most popular recreational spots in Idaho for a reason. The rounded hill actually calls the dynamic city of Boise, and watches over the Idaho state capital from only a few miles to the south and east of the city itself. Since so many residents of Boise, Meridian, Nampa, and other neighboring cities take the mountain for granted, Table Rock has been called a local treasure, hidden in plain sight.

The name Table Rock comes from the remarkably level summit of this sandstone hill.…

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Up, Up, and Away! Rock Climbing in Idaho

Wednesday, January 11th, 2012 at 3:35pm. 370 Views, 0 Comments.

Birds Mountain in IdahoIdaho is a rock climber’s paradise. Smack dab in the middle of the Rocky Mountains, Idaho is home to over 80 mountain ranges with 50 peaks that reach over 10,000 feet into the air. In addition to the great outdoors, rock climbing is made accessible to beginners through indoor facilities that help them get used to the physical demands of the sport.

Indoor Climbing
There are several in-door gyms and rock walls available for climbing. Whether you are visiting the area or looking for a long term home, you may be interested in one of these locations:
-   Urban Ascent – Located in the heart of Boise, this gym provides classes for beginners, children, and sponsors corporate events. They offer memberships and family rates for the enthusiast as well as day…

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Top 10 Reasons Why Kuna may be the best move you ever made!

Wednesday, January 4th, 2012 at 6:40am. 546 Views, 3 Comments.

Snake River in IdahoWhy Buy a Home in Kuna?

Have you considered a move to Kuna, Idaho? Are you tired of the traffic, the crowds, the noise and hustle and bustle of big city living?  Kuna may just be the answer.  Kuna real estate offers some incredible values and now is the time to get in on these unbelievable deals.  Here are 10 really good reasons why it can be the best decision you ever made.  

 

Top 10 Reasons why Kuna may be the best move you ever made. 

  1. A little breathing room.  Kuna, although it is just a few miles south of Meridian, it is a different world.  Kuna is mainly an agricultural community that has grown tremendously in the last few years to a population of approximately 15,000.
     
  2. Breathtaking Views.  Kuna and its surrounding…

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Get Up To Speed With the Kuna School District

Tuesday, July 26th, 2011 at 4:35pm. 10326 Views, 0 Comments.

The Future of Your FamilyWhat is the School District like?  What kind of climate is fostered in the schools?  These are the kinds of questions that fly fast and furious when a family moves into a new home.

Its understandable of course, children spend most of their waking hours--Monday through Friday--at school. Parents want the best for their sons and daughters...the best schools, the best classrooms, and the best teachers.

For families moving to Kuna, here is the low-down on the Kuna School District:

Kuna's Philosophy
Families who buy a home in the Kuna can rest assured. The district is committed to inspiring their students. They strive to mold students into becoming responsible contributors to the community. They assist in the children becoming life-long learners.

The…

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Building an Economy on Potatoes

Thursday, June 30th, 2011 at 6:52pm. 415 Views, 0 Comments.

Potatoes first came to Idaho by way of Henry Harmon Spalding, a Presbyterian missionary. In 1836 Spalding began a mission at Lapwai to establish Christianity with the Nez Perce Indians. He wanted to teach these people how to feed themselves through the development of their own agriculture.  The Nez Perce people began trading the Idaho potatoes to settlers for other goods.

Promising Farmland

The first significant fields of potatoes were planted by Mormon colonists who had come to Idaho looking for new land. Potatoes were some of the first things grown by the Mormons. This took place almost three years prior to the organization of the Idaho Territory.

There people grew large harvests of potatoes in the rich Idaho soil. The extra crops were turned into cash…

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Every Shopper's Dream: Shopping Centers

Wednesday, June 22nd, 2011 at 2:28pm. 474 Views, 0 Comments.

Cold Stone Creamery in IdahoFor those families and individuals looking to relocate, purchase Idaho real estate, and get to know their neighborhood, one of the best places to start is with the local shopping scene. To satisfy that hunter-gatherer instinct, below is a brief overview of shopping centers all over Idaho—from Boise to Coeur d'Alene, and Chubbuck to Idaho Falls.

Boise Shopping Centers
The largest shopping area in Boise is the Towne Square Mall, located on North Milwaukee Street. The anchor stores are Dillard's, Macy's, Sears, and JC Penney. The mall has two levels and six ATM’s. Dining includes a Starbucks, food court (with A&W, Orange Julius, Panda Express, and the like), The Cheesecake Factory, Red Lobster, Sizzler, Cafe Ole, and Olive Garden.

This mall is right…

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Moving this summer? Here are a few tips...

Tuesday, June 14th, 2011 at 8:52am. 350 Views, 0 Comments.

Boise HomeDuring the summer the temperatures in Idaho can reach 85 to 90 degrees, creating a warm climate for a move. However, many moves take place during the summer months, as career changes occur and as individuals seek to become settled prior to the new school year. For a successful move into your new Idaho home, follow the easy moving tips outlined below.

Basic Packing Tips
Packing your life into boxes can be stressful and requires planning. The following are a few basic tips for packing anytime of year: 

  • Pack valuables in towels or soft clothes to save money on packing materials. 
  • Reinforce the bottom of the boxes. Moving is stressful enough without picking up a box and having everything fall out and break. 
  • Mark each box with the room it…

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