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Colorado Springs Directory
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Boise Directory
This directory is intended to help those who want to relocate or have already relocated to Boise.
It includes valuable local resources such as: automotive services, churches, dentists, employment, financial services,
government, home & garden, legal services, medical services, organizations, recreation & sports, restaurants & bars,
school districts, veterinary services and the weather. It is hoped that it will help your relocation go as smoothly as possible.
Boise is the capital and largest city of Idaho, a state in the United States of America. As of the 2000 census, it has a
population of 199,787. It is the county seat of Ada County, and the primary city of the Boise metropolitan area. Boise’s
elevation is 2,842 feet.
Teetering between its rural roots and high-tech tomorrow, Boise’s distinctive neighborhoods tell a story of growth. Elegant
subdivisions line manicured golf courses and caress the Boise River. Rolling eastward and westward, these neighborhoods have
replaced farmland, shortening the boundaries between adjacent towns.
What were once sleepy, rural villages are now considered Boise’s bedroom communities like Meridian, Eagle, Nampa and Caldwell,
all located west of Boise off Interstate 84. Boise proper is built around breathtaking mountains and sagebrush desert. Seven
distinct districts, each with its own feel and attraction, introduce old Boise to new.
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Featured Relocation Article
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What You Need To Consider If You Decide To Relocate After Retirement
What questions do you need to ask when you decide to sell your old home and buy a new home?
Where to live after retirement is a major decision. Perhaps you plan to relocate to be near family or a to be in a more favorable
climate, such as Colorado Springs. Research the consequences of such a move in terms of the basic cost of living, access to health
care, and state and federal tax obligations.
If you are considering the advantages and disadvantages of selling your home, whether or not you plan to relocate, these are some
questions to ask:
- Can we afford monthly payments for mortgage, taxes, utilities, and maintenance?
- Will one or both of us be able and willing to take care of the house?
- Is the house a suitable place to live as we grow older and less agile?
- Will we need to draw on our home equity as a source of income or credit, or would we have more options if we sold the home and
invested the proceeds?
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