13 October 2022 (12:23-UTC-07 Tango 06) 21 Mehr 1401/17 Rabi ‘al-Awwal 1444/18 Geng-Xu 4720/13 октября 2022 года
It has been established that there are not many good paying, steady, long term jobs spread across The Gem State, and that there isn’t a lot of available land for private ownership, resulting in a low population, and that there has been plenty of house construction since the end of the 1990s. In other words, sparse population due to lack of decent long term jobs (90% of the population growth has been in the Boise Metro Area), and decades of house building actually resulting in a glut of houses. Yet, housing rental prices and purchase prices are too high. This is the excuse that local municipalities and property developers are using to justify the approval, and acceleration, of massive residential construction projects.
For proof here is a list of links to articles (just the tip of the iceberg) proclaiming new housing projects, and reporting on housing cost problems, across Idaho, from the past month:
Yet another huge housing development project for tiny Southeastern Idaho city of Chubbuck! The U.S. Census says Chubbuck’s population is just under 16-thousand! Over the decades, the poverty rate has been consistently between 10% and 15%, in other words, all the actions of the local leaders have done nothing to drop the poverty rate!
Utah property developer to build massive 40 acres (16 hectares) housing rental operation in Caldwell, news media says it is “much needed”! U.S. Census says Caldwell’s population is under 57-thousand!
Nearly 3-thousand house development announced, next to golf course near Kuna! The U.S. Census says the population of Kuna is just under 21-thousand!
Sparsely populated Elmore County approves development that promises to build enough homes for more than 5-thousand people! The U.S. Census says the population of Elmore County is only about 27-thousand!
Despite the decades of promises of affordable housing by developers, the National Low Income Housing Coalition says Idaho still needs more than 20-thousand low income residences, lists more than 42-thousand Idahoans as being “extremely low income renters”! Mirroring a problem across the United States. The entire population of Idaho is about 1.9-million!
Federal government expanding low income housing vouchers for poor people in the Boise Metro Area.
Revealed; more than 4-hundred Boise Metro Area homes are actually owned by California speculators/investors!
Naïve Christian church in Nampa gives away, yes gives away, more than 3-thousand square feet of land so that one affordable house can be built! U.S. Census says the population of Nampa is under 97-thousand!
Coeur d’Alene considering annexing county land for massive housing project, which will build more than 4-thousand homes over the next 20 years! The U.S. Census says the city of Coeur d’Alene has a population of about 51-thousand!
Idaho State Rural Development and the U.S. Department of Agriculture’s Rural Development took part in the first ever Idaho Rural Success Summit in Twin Falls. U.S. Census says population of Twin Falls is under 50-thousand!
“Boise in full fledged housing crash”
Boise first in the U.S. to see housing price bust?
Ada County area real estate agent says the number of actual available units are flat despite all the construction, and predicts inventory will actually go down, which means rents and prices will stay high. Reveals a disturbing trend that was insignificant before 2008 and is also the cause of high prices; residential Institutional Buyers, aka Investors/Speculators, who outbid families trying to buy a home:
Proof that your government wants a revolving door housing market, the Idaho Department of Labor blames high prices on home owners/renters staying in their homes longer than previous generations: “The recent decline in Idaho’s existing housing inventory has been driven by a decline in homeowner and renter mobility. This means that the supply of existing housing is declining as a result of households owning or renting longer than they did in the past.”
Does this imply that the government will find ways to force people out of their homes to facilitate ‘development’? It has happened before!
U.S. Housing Collapse: NO MORE ‘MY IMMIGRANT IDAHO’, MASS EXODUS BEGINS!
