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Idaho Set for Massive New Eastern Development
3 Jun
Summary
- A 920-acre mixed-use development named Peregrine will expand the Treasure Valley eastward.
- The project includes a 774-acre industrial and technology park.
- It is located near Boise Airport and Micron's expanding campus.
A significant mixed-use development named Peregrine is planned for Elmore County, Idaho, marking an eastward expansion for the Treasure Valley. This 920-acre project, a partnership between developer Ahlquist and the Coeur d'Alene Tribe, is situated near the Boise Airport and Micron's expanding Boise campus.
The development will comprise a 774-acre industrial and technology park and a 146-acre commercial park, creating a new eastern boundary for the Treasure Valley. Its location off Interstate 84 at the Simco Road interchange places it opposite planned residential communities and near the future Sho-Pai Resort and Casino.
The Peregrine project aligns with the economic growth driven by Micron's substantial investments in Boise and the ongoing expansion of the Boise Airport. Ahlquist, a developer known for large-scale projects, anticipates Peregrine will support regional expansion and attract businesses.
