Irwin
Irwin, ID · Real Estate
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BYUI Real Estate Society opens doors for students
What started as a small group of students meeting informally to discuss career opportunities and educate themselves about the real estate field has now become one of BYU-Idaho’s fastest growing societies on campus. The BYUI Real Estate Investment & Development Society (REIDS) was officially approved in the spring of...
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The Underrated City In Idaho Where You Can Live Large On A Small Budget
Here’s a wild concept; imagine living somewhere that doesn’t require you to donate a kidney just to afford rent each month. Pocatello, Idaho sits quietly in the southeastern corner of the state, minding its own business while the rest of America loses its collective mind over housing costs.
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The City Council Preserves a Local Rock-Climbing Area near South 2nd Avenue
The Pocatello City Council has declared its intent to exchange real property with local land-owners Gary and Jennie Ratliff. The city recently finalized the exchange. It will preserve public access to a local rock-climbing area known as the “Sunny Side,” located along the southernmost cliff near South 2nd Avenue.
Idaho State Journal
Local father's gratitude sparks $1,500 giving campaign to Pocatello Community Charter School
POCATELLO — After finding academic success for his autistic son at Pocatello Community Charter School, a local man is giving back to teachers and the disadvantaged this holiday season. What started as a simple gesture of kindness to the educators at Pocatello Community Charter School has transformed into a grassroots giving campaign. Matt Hansen, a local real estate agent and parent, first sought out the charter school after his son Ryland struggled in traditional classrooms due to his autism and attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder. "We got him into PCCS, and he really thrived there," Hansen said. "It's more like experience-based, interactive learning." Appreciative of the educators' efforts and desiring to give back to them in some capacity, Hansen sought out ways he could contribute and found a series of Amazon wish lists in the PCCS supporters Facebook group, which functions similarly to a parent-teacher association. The items on the list were often simple, such as a pack of 10 fuzzy hats for students who participate in school hikes up Mink Creek or other classroom essentials. "That was something I could get behind," Hansen said. "All the items on the lists were really about the kids and improving the learning environment for them."
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Cities with the fastest-growing home prices in the Pocatello metro area
Cities with the fastest-growing home prices in the Pocatello metro area. The real estate frenzy spurred by the coronavirus pandemic continues, though at a slower pace. Buyers are still competing for a limited supply of housing, driving up prices for affordable properties. The typical home value in the United States...
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What “Affordable Housing” Really Means in Jackson, Wyoming
JACKSON WY – If you’ve lived in Jackson long enough to watch the town square’s elk antlers get rebuilt (again), you’ve probably heard the phrase “affordable housing” thrown around more times than a moose crosses Highway 22. But what does it actually mean here in Teton County, and why does it cause so many eye rolls, sighs, and passionate Town Hall monologues?
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Pocatello Mayoral Run-Off Debate
The Dec. 2nd Pocatello Mayoral Run-Off election is rapidly approaching. Tonight, November 19, Local News 8 is bringing you the Pocatello Mayoral Run-Off Debate, your chance to hear candidates Greg Cates and Mark Dahlquist answer the tough questions on the issues facing your community.
Idaho Updates
Driggs Residents Invited to Comment on Proposed Downtown Hotel at December 10 Public Hearing
The Driggs Planning & Zoning Commission will hold a public hearing on Wednesday, December 10, 2025, at 6:00 p.m. The meeting will be at Driggs City Hall, 60 S. Main St., and available online via Zoom. The public can comment on the proposed development and other agenda items. Information on how to join the meeting and the full agenda is on the city’s website and at City Hall.
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ISU Housing Faces Backlash on Rising Rent
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Fairway Condominiums in Pocatello Flood as Crew Pumps Water Out
POCATELLO, Idaho (KIFI) — The Fairway Condominiums Complex in Pocatello flooded early Friday morning as a result of a main pipeline bursting. A representative from Axium Properties, who manages the Fairway units, told us the property has experienced plumbing issues in the past because of the buildings’ old age. Only one of the units had significant water inside, leaving the tenants evacuated for a couple of hours.
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Rexburg real estate wants an IN-N-OUT to be built
A new commercial sign on 2nd East has caught the attention of local residents, suggesting the possibility of an In-N-Out Burger coming to Rexburg. The large sign, placed by Smith Robinson Signature Group Real Estate, reads “Help us bring In-N-Out Burger to Rexburg!” and encourages people to share the message on social media and tag the popular burger chain.
Idaho State Journal
Blad out as Pocatello voters reshape city leadership
Pocatello voters delivered a clear message Tuesday night — it's time for new leadership. Three new faces will join the City Council while incumbent Mayor Brian Blad finished a distant third in his reelection bid, setting up a Dec. 2 runoff between Mark Dahlquist and Greg Cates. Blad's 16-year tenure as mayor — after defeating Roger Chase in the 2009 election — is set to end, with Dahlquist and Cates both earning more votes than him, triggering a runoff election on Dec. 2. Dahlquist earned 5,135 votes, or 40.21 percent; Cates earned 3,938 votes, or 30.83 percent; and Blad earned 1,830 votes, or 14.33 percent. According to his campaign website, Dahlquist, the executive director of NeighborWorks Pocatello for 18 years, has built his campaign around housing affordability, economic development and fiscal transparency. His website states that during his tenure at NeighborWorks, he led neighborhood revitalization projects that have added $42 million to the Bannock County tax base, including developments like the Bonneville Commons and Park Meadows Senior Apartments. An Idaho State University graduate with a background in private-sector management at Farmers Insurance, Dahlquist's website says he has promised to modernize zoning, streamline permits and launch a "Clean & Green" corridor