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One year after the COVID lockdowns began, demand for office space is finally approaching pre-pandemic levels.

The rise of what has been dubbed the “Untethered Class” is bound to shake up the housing markets across the US.

If you were hoping the COVID-19 pandemic would cool off the hot housing market in the Treasure Valley, better hope for divine intervention now because the pandemic has given people another reason to move to the Gem State.

While it may be an overstatement to say California is hemorrhaging people, some of the state’s major companies and wealthiest residents are leaving for states like Texas, Arizona and Florida. In 2020, Oracle, Palantir and Hewlett-Packard Enterprise were among the companies that announced they’re relocating their headquarters out of the Golden State.

2020 has been a challenging year for many. We’re grateful for our clients, and for our local community. As a team, we’ve decided to make a commitment to shop local this coming year as much as possible. Here is a list of 25+ of our favorite places. We hope you’ll consider supporting local businesses and the local economy.

Mostly everything during the pandemic was pretty awful. On the bright side, there’s been some positive, progressive trends which could greatly benefit workers. Location-based salaries and compensation are now being questioned and re-evaluated in light of the success of the massive work-from-home or anywhere-remotely trend.

Every December, professionals across various sectors of real estate race around, stressed, trying to get those last few contracts signed before the calendar turns over.

Wendy Shoemaker joined the ICRE team 9 years ago, and has been leasing for the Historic Hoff Building, under previous ownership for the last 16 years. Before that she managed the Hoff Building, and did leasing for Tire Distributors, Inc. for 23 years.