How Long Does It Really Take to Build a Subdivision? The Life of a Subdivision, Explained
Most investors think a subdivision takes a few months. It takes closer to three years — and the step that kills deals isn't the one you'd expect. Here's the real timeline, plus a live deal turning one 0.43-acre lot into five row homes.
How We Turn a $525K House Into a 140% Return: This Week's Six-Figure Infill Deal
The 2 Mistakes Everyone Makes When Pricing Land (And How We Avoid Them)
How to Use Boise’s New Zoning Codes to Maximize Your Returns
Boise is changing—and if you're an investor or developer, that’s a good thing. The city’s new zoning code overhaul is creating major opportunities for smart, forward-thinking investment. But like any good opportunity, success depends on how well you understand the rules of the game. At Matson Homes, we specialize in Boise infill development, and we’ve spent the last few months digging into the updated zoning code. In this post, we’re breaking down what’s new, what it means, and how you can leverage these changes to get the highest return on your next property.
Why Infill Development is the Future of Smart Growth in Boise
Infill development is transforming Boise's housing market by making the most of underutilized land within city limits. Instead of expanding outward, infill development revitalizes vacant lots, reduces urban sprawl, and creates more housing in desirable locations. From unlocking hidden value to enhancing neighborhoods and lowering the cost of homeownership, infill development is the future of smart growth. At Matson Homes, we specialize in turning overlooked spaces into thriving homes and investment opportunities. Learn how infill development can benefit you and Boise’s future.