Treasure Valley public research · Verified July 17, 2026
The evidence behind Treasure Valley property decisions.
Nine cities, 17 current official planning records, comparable public data, and original analysis authored by Eric Giovannucci. Every material claim carries a period, source, and limit.
Current regional snapshot
Population is a 2025 jurisdiction estimate. Labor values are preliminary, not seasonally adjusted May 2026 metro figures. Neither is a property-level forecast.
Original research
A source-linked review of 2025 population change across Ada and Canyon counties, including all nine Renew Atlas cities.
By Eric Giovannucci · 5 min read
A comparable Census baseline for the nine principal Treasure Valley cities, with clear limits on what five-year survey estimates can and cannot answer.
By Eric Giovannucci · 7 min read
A measured reading of the May 2026 Boise City–Nampa labor market, including the sectors gaining and losing jobs year over year.
By Eric Giovannucci · 5 min read
A practical sequence for researching a Treasure Valley parcel without confusing assessor data, zoning, entitlement, permits, and market evidence.
By Eric Giovannucci · 7 min read
What Atlas includes
Research
Eric Giovannucci-authored briefs connect population, housing, jobs, planning, and property decisions without hiding the source or period.
Data
Compare population, owner value, gross rent, ownership, and household income across the nine principal Treasure Valley cities.
Development
Filter current official planning cases by city, stage, and type—with case numbers, proposal quantities, check dates, and explicit source gaps.
Method
Definitions, update cadences, source hierarchy, uncertainty, corrections, and publication guardrails stay visible to the reader.
Nine-city baseline
Population uses COMPASS 2025 city-limit estimates. The growth rate compares the same source's 2024 estimate.
Compare housing and income dataAtlas record
Atlas helps define the market question. Licensed representation, current comps, inspections, financing, title, legal, tax, and engineering review answer the property-specific one.