Growth, growth, growth. (Boise, Eagle: sale, dermatologist, new home)
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Are you ready for 12,000 new homes in the Eagle foothills? I'm sure our realtors are! (And read the reader comments)
8:48 a.m. -- Developer wants to put 12,000 homes in Foothills north of Eagle | News Updates | Idaho Statesman (broken link)
Or how about the gargantuan homes that are sprouting up on our foothills. But hey, it's the American dream for us to be able to put our homes wherever the hell we please, right?
Boise natives say 12,000-square-foot home will be a haven for family | Eyepiece | Idaho Statesman (http://www.idahostatesman.com/273/story/179809.html - broken link)
Statements from mayoral candidates for Eagle. Topic = growth.
Phil Bandy: Meet the candidates running for Eagle mayor | Opinion | Idaho Statesman (http://www.idahostatesman.com/opinion/story/177333.html - broken link)
I'm pretty pro-developement, but are this many large homes wise in a slowing market. Will they sale or sit idle? seems like this should be thought through a little more
Mainly because i like the big city. I just want Boise to grow smart, I'm kind of disapointed in sprawl in the foothills, i think there is plenty of room in the desert, but i can't have my cake and eat it too. I'd also like to see development with a little more character, not just CBH subs, but here again that comes across a little fickle.
You may want to check in with a good dermatologist. It sounds like you have a lot of growths.
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