Boise
City of Trees
Boise, Idaho is the largest metropolitan area between Salt Lake City, Utah and Portland, Oregon and is the home to more than 700,000 people. There are four major cities in the metro area including Boise, Meridian, Nampa and Caldwell, each with distinct character and town centers. It is one of the six best places to launch a technology business and home to several large and mid-size technology firms including Micron and Hewlett Packard. It is also one of the largest agricultural processing centers outside of the Midwest with firms like J.R. Simplot Agribusiness Company. With low cost of housing, low cost of doing business, high percentage of population with graduate education and with and average 210 sunny days per year, Boise Idaho has a bustling start-up scene and culture of entrepreneurship and has been listed as one of the best cities to live, work and play in numerous national rankings. Key investment areas: Boise, Meridian, Nampa.
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Points of Interest:
• Best town in the West 2010 – Outside Magazine 2010
• 100 best places to live and launch a business – CNNMoney.com
• Top 10 best cities to live, work and play according to Kiplinger.com 2008 – No. 4, Boise, ID
• Voted Best place for business and careers by Forbes.com – No 4
• Best places to live 2009 according to US News and World Report
• Boise, Idaho listed at No.4 of the top ten fastest growing retirement spots – US News and World Report 2012
• One of the most inventive cities in the world – Business Week 2009
• No end in sight for Idaho’s growth! – USA Today 2007
• A city that could steal your job – Business Week 2008
• One of six US tech launching pads – CNNMoney.com 2008
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