Multi-family housing neighborhood takes shape east of Ann Morrison Park (access required)

By: Teya Vitu October 2, 2014 Comments Off

Drive across the Boise River on Ninth Street and look left; you'll see the Micron Business and Economics Building. Look right and you might get a glimpse of the place where nearly a thousand Boise State University students could be living one year from now. Three student and multi-family apartment complexes, one next to the other, ...

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Multi-family housing neighborhood takes shape east of Ann Morrison Park

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