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East Idaho News
Pocatello’s plan to improve downtown’s pedestrian access
POCATELLO – An effort is underway by the city to assess and ultimately repair critical infrastructure in its downtown – sidewalks. At a Pocatello City Council meeting in January, the Council voted unanimously to begin an improvement project on sidewalks in the area around historic downtown Pocatello. This specific project is part of a long-range, multiyear effort to improve sidewalks not only in downtown, but across all areas of the city. Sidewalks are “such an important part of being able to just get around in general, so … I’m really excited to see what we’re able to do with (this project) i...
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The Underrated City In Idaho Where You Can Live Comfortably On A $650 Monthly Rent
Idaho has a secret, and it’s hiding in plain sight between mountains and high desert plains. Pocatello – a city where your wallet can breathe easy and $650 monthly rent isn’t just a nostalgic memory from decades past. In an era when housing costs have people considering...
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New housing development planned near BYUI as enrollment rises
Increased enrollment at Brigham Young University–Idaho is driving new student housing development near campus as the city works to meet growing demand. City planners will remove homes near West First South and South First West to make way for higher-density housing close to campus. “The houses that are on...
East Idaho News
New Pocatello mayor lays out strategies to benefit the community ‘as a whole’
EDITOR’S NOTE: This is the fourth story in our Looking Ahead series featuring candid interviews with east Idaho’s new mayors. Read our previous stories with Idaho Falls Mayor Lisa Burtenshaw here, Ammon Mayor Brian Powell here and Blackfoot Mayor Scott Stufflebeam here. POCATELLO – Pocatello has a new mayor, and he’s looking to run a new City Hall too. Mark Dahlquist was sworn in on Jan. 8. While he’s already made some changes to the status quo in the past two weeks, the new mayor plans to keep working to improve all of Pocatello in the long term. “Looking at all (the city’s) corridors, some w...
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Commercial Real Estate Roundup for Jan. 16, 2026
Diamond Game Enterprises renewed a lease on 3,154 square feet of industrial space located at 6336-6372 W Contractor Street in Boise – Chris Pearson of TOK Commercial facilitated this transaction. Raymond Handling Concepts Corporation leased 14,080 square feet of industrial space in the Federal Way Commerce Center at 509...
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This Underrated Tiny Town In Idaho Where You Can Still Live Large In Retirement
Imagine a place where your retirement check doesn’t evaporate faster than morning dew in the desert – welcome to Chubbuck, Idaho, where your golden years can actually be, well, golden. Tucked away in southeastern Idaho’s rolling landscape, this modest community has quietly become a haven for retirees who’ve...
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New development shows need for similar housing in Pocatello, says property manager
POCATELLO – A brand new housing development with a unique design has units available for rent – but how long they'll stay available is anyone's guess. The construction of Steel Hollow Cottage Community, a housing development on a previously vacant lot on Jefferson Avenue, is nearing completion. The developers aim to have all 16 units finished by January.
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U.S. Ski Towns Locals Can No Longer Afford
America’s most beloved ski towns have transformed dramatically over the past decade. What were once tight-knit mountain communities where lift operators lived next door to restaurant owners have become enclaves for the ultra-wealthy, leaving the workers who keep these resorts running scrambling for housing miles away. The pandemic accelerated a crisis that had been brewing ... Read more