Clint Foote Real Estate - Keller Williams Realty Boise

09/05/2026

Quick question: what's the one word you'd use to describe this year so far?

For a lot of people, it's stressful. And when everything feels shaky, it’s easy to second-guess the move you were ready to make. But the truth is, the housing market is one thing that’s been remarkably stable.

Home prices have been relatively steady for about 4 years now. The number of homes for sale is right about where it was last year (up 2%). And mortgage rates have held in the same general 6-7% range since late 2022.

A steady market comes with a perk. You can actually plan. What works for your budget today probably won’t look all that different in a few months.

You don’t have to wait for things to calm down. The housing market’s already pretty steady. Send me a DM or drop a comment below, and let's compare the market you walked away from to the one that's here now.

08/21/2026

August in Boise.

Good mernin and happy Friday to my precious little baked potatoes and other heat damaged biologicals.

Friday is the hottest day of the week across eastern Oregon and southwestern Idaho.

Central and eastern Oregon climb into the mid 90s to lower 100s. Clouds increase with a late day chance of storms. Dry vegetation + lightning + gusty outflow winds = not a fun combo, so please don’t be the sparky dumb dumb mmkay?

The Treasure and Magic Valleys roast in the upper 90s to lower 100s. A Heat Advisory remains in effect. A few clouds may slightly temper the peak heat, but it’s still dangerously hot. Hydrate your biological vessel and don’t leave kids, pets, chocolate, or emotionally fragile biologicals in parked cars.

Mountain valleys reach the mid 80s to mid 90s. Afternoon storms favor higher terrain near Nevada first, then spread north. Lightning and gusty outflows are the main concerns.

Medium & long range:

Scattered showers and storms increase Friday night into Saturday. Rain will be sporadic, some get drenched, others get emotionally neglected by radar.

Saturday cools 5–10°. Storms may still produce gusty winds, with locally heavy rain possible in southwest Idaho.

Southeast Oregon turns breezy Saturday afternoon with gusts 25–35 mph. Dry fuels keep fire risk elevated even where storms underperform.

A cold front moves through Saturday night. Sunday is cooler and drier, with lower valleys near 90°. A few lingering storms may hang near the ID/NV border and eastern Boise Mountains.

Early next week warms again above normal. Some mountain storms may persist Monday–Tuesday, especially south and east Idaho, before drier air reduces coverage by Wednesday.

Big picture: dangerously hot Friday → stormier/breezier Saturday → cooler Sunday → warmer again next week.

Info is subject to change of course as new data comes. I'll keep dialing in details. So be patient you precious little grasshoppers.

I’ll keep you posted!

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08/21/2026

Want to know who's got the upper hand in today's housing market? One number tells you almost everything you need to know. It's the months' supply of homes for sale.

If there's fewer than 4 months? Sellers have the advantage.
Between 4-6 months? Buyers and sellers are on equal footing.
More than 6 months? Buyers have the power.

Right now, nationally, this is the most balanced market we've seen in years. But balanced doesn’t mean the market’s the same everywhere.

Some places are already leaning much more toward buyers. Others still strongly favor sellers.

If you're wondering who's got the upper hand where we live, let's talk. I'll show you what the numbers look like in our market and what they could mean for your next move.

08/21/2026

Your multi-generational-friendly, or simply larger-than-average, house might meet criteria a lot of buyers can't find in a standard one. That's what gets attention. And offers. So, let’s chat about what it could get you in our market right now.

That spare room on the main floor. The finished basement with a kitchenette and its own entrance. The bonus room you've been using for storage. To you, it's extra space. But to a growing pool of buyers, it's the reason they'd pick your house.

08/06/2026

Putting off selling because it feels like the market’s at a standstill and no one’s buying right now?

Sure, the pace has cooled in some areas recently. But houses are still selling all the time. In fact, more than 4 million will sell this year.

Do a little math, and that works out to over 11k sold every day, almost 470 an hour, and about eight every minute.

So, don’t count your house out. Another home just sold as you were reading this – let’s make the next one yours.

07/05/2026

06/06/2026

05/25/2026

Memorial Day is our opportunity to remember and honor the brave men and women who gave everything for our country. Their sacrifices make possible the freedoms we enjoy everyday.

02/26/2026

Selling your house is absolutely possible right now. But you can’t approach it the same way you did in 2021.

Buyers have more choices today, and their expectations are higher. You have to adapt your strategy based on that.

I put together a breakdown of the biggest mistakes some sellers are making this year, so you know how to get ahead.

Message me and I’ll send you the details. The right approach changes everything.

02/26/2026

Home affordability is the best it’s been in 4 years.

That’s thanks to: Lower rates. Slower home price growth. And rising wages.

And while the affordability problem isn’t solved, many buyers are finding the numbers work better today.

If buying didn’t make sense for you last year, take another look.

Have you re-run the math on your move yet? DM me and let’s see if it changes when you're ready to buy.