The demand for downtown: Nick Schlekeway of Amherst Madison on multifamily housing in Boise (access required)

When you think of New York City or San Francisco, an image of urban living comes to mind, with bustling nightlife, chic restaurants and large office buildings, all within walking distance of apartments and condos. While Boise is still a small city, a bit of that lifestyle has been appearing downtown. Nick Schlekeway, founder and CEO of ...

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The demand for downtown: Nick Schlekeway of Amherst Madison on multifamily housing in Boise

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