Staub Real Estate- Silvercreek Realty Group

09/23/2026

Today I am grateful to live in a small(ish) town where we get to know and support some of our favorite businesses all while having some fun!

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09/10/2026

I'm sure that I used a lot of water for this, but if you had a museum that centered around three things that helped to shape your childhood, what would your three exhibits be??
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Mine would be youth soccer, old school gaming with my brothers, and power rangers. I always wanted to be the red ranger 😎
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Comment your three below!

09/08/2026

Happy Labor Day, friends! I hope you were able to rest and have some fun this Monday🇺🇸
We stayed local and spent time together as a family this weekend. Today, we ended up at one of Audrey’s favorite spots in the Treasure Valley, Jump Time Meridian🤸🏻‍♀️✨
How did you spend your Labor Day weekend?
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09/05/2026

Quick heads up if you’ve got a sprinkler system on irrigation‼️

Nampa-Meridian Irrigation is shutting off water💧 on September 28th. That means it’s almost time to get your irrigation blown out for the winter❄️

Don’t wait until the last minute, these folks book up fast this time of year. If you need a recommendation for someone reliable to handle it for you, just send me a message or comment “sprinklers” below!

09/01/2026

I am grateful for my beautiful wife, for and incredible (and wild) eight years, for the amazing times so far and for the wonderful and fun times yet to come. Here’s to many more years, Alyssa ❤️

08/24/2026

We have about six weeks before the first frost usually shows up in the Treasure Valley, typically somewhere around October 10. That is enough runway to get a whole second round of food out of your beds.

What actually grows fast enough to finish:

Radishes, about 4 weeks start to finish
Arugula, spinach, and leaf lettuce
Mustard and turnip greens
Baby kale and Swiss chard
Green onions, cilantro, and Bok choy

Beets and carrots are a gamble on size this late, but both shrug off a light frost and carrots actually get sweeter after a cold night.

One more: plant garlic in October and you pull heads next July.

What is going in your beds this fall?

08/20/2026

More growth for Boise

Boise-based Micron says it will launch a new $10 billion lab in Boise, which will bring together hundreds of researchers in a new facility.

Comment MICRON and we’ll send you the story.

08/20/2026

The robots are coming... Convenient or creepy, what do you think?

Millions more people may be able to get smaller, lightweight Amazon packages delivered by drones by the end of the year under a plan the company announced Thurs

08/19/2026

Lately, you might have seen more homes lingering on the market, or even being pulled off altogether. This shift is more than just a blip, and it doesn't mean it's a crash. It is, however, something sellers and buyers alike should pay attention to.

When homes are priced above what buyers are willing to pay, those buyers tend to sit back and wait. And in today’s climate, they’ve got the time and the upper hand to do exactly that.

For anyone selling, getting realistic with your price from the get-go is crucial right now. Overpricing often means you’ll end up reducing later, or possibly taking your home off the market, usually resulting in a longer process and less in your pocket.

For buyers, you’re in a solid spot. There’s more to choose from, less of a frenzy, and sellers who are more open to talking terms. It’s a good time to move at your own pace and make thoughtful choices.

The market isn’t in trouble, it’s just adjusting to a more balanced state. Well-priced homes are still changing hands, while the rest are quietly stepping offstage.

If you’re curious how these changes might impact your own buying or selling plans, I would be happy to chat!

08/14/2026

Happy Friday to all! After closing on a purchase for some of my favorite clients, I have officially hit #100 of my career🎉
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Thank you to all of those who have trusted us to help with your real estate needs over the past few years. Here’s to the next 100 ❤️🏡
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