Are you searching for the right place to launch a successful career path? Financial website WalletHub ranks Boise at #6 on their list of best places to start a career. Our real estate agents share some of the reasons that make the Boise area your perfect starting-off point.

1. Boise boasts a greater number of job opportunities.
   Indeed.com, the top employment website in the United States, reports that Boise has the hottest job market in the country. Employment listings skyrocketed nearly 95 percent in the last two years. With larger numbers of people working remotely, they're free to migrate away from expensive coastal cities to inland areas that offer a quality lifestyle at more affordable prices. WalletHub also rates Boise at #1 for job growth relative to population growth.
   
   
2. Boise has a reasonable cost of living.
   When you're in an entry-level job, it's important to make your dollar go as far as possible. Boise's overall cost of living is slightly lower than the national average, with the biggest savings in groceries and utilities, two necessary everyday expenses.
   
   
3. Boise offers a desirable blend of urban and outdoor living.
   The city has a lively theater scene, which includes an annual Shakespeare Festival held each summer. Other activities include music festivals, museums, and art galleries. Of course, proximity to the Rocky Mountains and Boise River affords plentiful opportunities for hiking, boating, skiing, and numerous outdoor adventures.
   
   
4. Boise is home to higher education.
   The road to career success is often paved with advanced degrees. And there are plenty of opportunities in the Boise area for you to learn and grow new skills. There are six colleges and universities near Boise homes for sale. In addition to Boise State University, a four-year public institution, the area features four private colleges and universities and one two-year community college. 
   
   
5. Boise has an eclectic assortment of neighborhoods.
   If variety is the spice of life, Boise is a zesty stew. The city is comprised of several distinct neighborhoods that have their own distinct personalities. The Highlands, nestled between downtown and the Boise foothills, offers quiet streets and sweeping views. Barber Valley, with its proximity to Lucky Peak State Park, draws many outdoor lovers, while Southeast Boise is known for its diverse array of small businesses.
   
   
6. Boise is easy to navigate.
   As environmental awareness continues to grow, many people are going green by forgoing fuel-guzzling vehicles. Boise earns a Walk Score of 89 out of 100, which means most errands can be accomplished on foot. Even better, the city scores a near-perfect 99 for biking. If you do drive or take public transportation to work, the average one-way commute is only 18.4 minutes, significantly shorter than the national average of 26.4 minutes.

Whether you're starting a career or a family, Boise is a wonderful place for new beginnings. Ready to start your next endeavor in the Bosie area? Contact us at Coldwell Banker Tomlinson to learn more.