Haha the sugar smell… I’ve experienced that at my local sugar factory when driving through the back roads. I live in Southern California. Nursing family here looking to relocating to Idaho within the next two years. You just earned a subscriber!
I'm a Class of '82 lettered graduate of NHS during my foreign student exchange year (I'm German). Back in '81, Nampa had a population of just 12,351. I cannot believe this city has surpassed the 100k mark in only 40 years. Incredible.......... Using the street view function of a well known search engine, I was still able to navigate to NHS from my hostparent's site - it's somewhat comforting. I hit the subscribe button for nostalgical reasons as I really had a wonderful year in Nampa!
This is another nice video that attracts me to Nampa. I'm interested in Nampa and Caldwell. When I make up there, I will explore both areas thoroughly, but thank you for this very nice survey of the area. 👍👍👍
I will do one on Emmett but probably not until next spring so I can get better video. I do have a video coming up soon about NW Boise that will include Hidden Springs. Hidden Springs is just a neighborhood and not a city so it won’t take up a whole video by itself. Thanks for asking!
Very nice video. I was curious as the where the VA Hospitals are located? My wife and I are both retired, we have family in the Boise area and are considering moving to the Nampa area next summer. Thank You.
Thank you!! Yes the main VA hospital is in downtown Boise and a smaller one is in North Caldwell. I made a video about the hospitals and mentioned the VA hospitals in this video. ruclips.net/video/TpHivT4qtYM/видео.html
i can't beleive a city of 110,000 still has stupid 4-way stops in the middle of it, its hilarious how many 4-way stops nampa has, every 4-way should be a light by now.
So sad 😞. My family lived in Nampa since the 50's. I was born and raised in Nampa. Everyone knew everyone. I had 5 brothers two sister. We lived on the north side of the railroad track. It was regular to walk downtown over the tracks waiting for the train to pass and just enjoy the small stores and visit people. Country drives were awesome! Everything was just the right size. I moved to another state. I recently visited home and it is nothing like when I left in 2000. If your weren't born and raised in Nampa, nothing compares to the old days. Please try to preserve what is left of Nampa.
Its a mess out here gang activity, car was stolen outta my driveway my other car had its plates stolen its not the little house on the prarie,My neighbor parked his boat in front of his house to go fishing in the morning someone hooked up the whole damn thing and took off with it
@@FordFalcon1962nBlue No;pe my neighborhood is middle class, but our neighborhood parks the kids have torn down the chain link fences and the wood fences have gang graffiti all over it
@@FordFalcon1962nBlue Born and raised in boise in 1972 never lived outta the valley, had to move to caldwell couldnt afford to live in my home town anymore, been out here for 13 years now. in the beggining is was ok but in the past 6 or 7 yrars crime has ramped up. its no cali thats forsure but living hhere all my life i see lot more crime now thaat caldwell is growing so fast. and boise i hardly reconise it anymore
The greenest areas are around the areas with water which have the most trees. So along the Boise River from East Boise all the way West to Star. Most of Boise tends to feel more green because they have many more areas of established trees that were planted many years ago. (It's nicknamed the "City of Trees"). The foothills on the Northside of Boise are usually brown and treeless, and turn green for a few weeks in the spring. And then established neighborhoods scattered throughout the area, where they've planted trees and had time to grow are also green. It is NOT like Northern Idaho here - we do not have evergreens all over, only evergreens where someone has planted them for landscaping. It tends to feel more green in the areas between the Boise RIver and the Foothills, again, all the way from East Boise out to Star, and it feels less green on the south side of the valley by south Meridian, Nampa, Caldwell because that's where it turns to large farm land and/or high desert plains. The areas in Nampa and Caldwell that are greener are along creeks and areas where trees were planted. No new construction neighborhoods seem green because the trees and landscaping are little, but they will grow. And in the winter, most of the trees lose their leaves across the whole area, and all the grass turns brown and is brown along the streams too since it is dormant, and Boise and the whole valley turns pretty brown for a few months. Which makes spring extra beautiful.
@@melissabernard3663 Not sure how much snow you would like to tolerate, but we don’t get much in the Treasure Valley. (Nampa, Boise, etc..all get about the same amount of snow if we even get any). And as you know, if there are more evergreens there is usually more snow. So possibly you could look into Garden Valley- which has more evergreens and also more snow, but not as much as McCall, or Wilderness Ranch/Idaho City area. Those areas are both about 45 minutes to town and are real mountain life living though so you have to tolerate dirt roads, wildlife, long drives to shopping, etc…beautiful places with evergreen trees though! North idaho has evergreens and much more snow.
@@SummerAstonRealEstate does meridian get a lot of snow, inches wise? I saw in your video that it's unpredictable lol. In Salt lake city in Utah county for reference
@@melissabernard3663 Meridian gets the same as the rest of the valley. We get much much less snow than the Salt Lake area. We are about 2,000 feet lower in elevation and the way Boise sits in the valley in the middle of some ranges, the storms piddle out by the time they reach us. It’s actually kind of disappointing. Ha ha. Our typical year we will have one good storm with maybe 5 inches in a couple of days that stays a few days and the rest of the time, if we get snow, is like a skiff that melts by morning. We have had several years where we never used our snow shovel. Only in 2016 we got crazy record snow, and that was still less snow than I remember from my winters of living along the Wasatch Front. So far this year, we’ve had one morning with a little snow that stuck for a couple of hours (a skiff- doesn’t cover the grass even) and then it turned to rain.
There are many rentals in Nampa, from townhomes to apartments to homes to duplexes...they are scattered throughout all of Nampa. The best place to see what is available and get an idea of how much rentals cost in Nampa is to look them up on Zillow. Most property management companies post them there.
Like, ok, so honestly, Nampa straight up sucks! You are a minimum of at least 30+ miles from anything even kinda sorta interesting, it has a ton of Surrenos Mexican gang members, and the Karcher Mall is effectively a dead mall ... their one and only mall. If you buy a house there, you are an idiot. I work there and I promise it is just soooo not worth it. Lastly, NO, there is no "quick freeway access". It is a total pain in the ass to drive and taking the freeway there is a complete nightmare. Plan on at least thirty minutes stuck in traffic.
Lol how much is a lot because it looks like 73% white and less than 5% Hispanic that is a little bit 😅. I’m from Santa Ana ca and there is actually alot of “us” 40%Hispanic I think about 48% white
I would like to agree but the prices are still astronomical. I would love to buy in the Treasure Valley but the price range I am willing to pay fall in the CBH and Hubble range which I would not buy. Everyone knows they are substandard builders.
@Mike I don't have a link but word of mouth from locals and personally walking through them I see a difference. Also, when we were looking through the Hubble Homes the representatives admitted that they use cheap materials to keep the costs low. Same for CBH. I personally would not spend half a million on a house that uses cheap materials. That is just my 2 cents.
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Haha the sugar smell… I’ve experienced that at my local sugar factory when driving through the back roads. I live in Southern California. Nursing family here looking to relocating to Idaho within the next two years. You just earned a subscriber!
I'm a Class of '82 lettered graduate of NHS during my foreign student exchange year (I'm German). Back in '81, Nampa had a population of just 12,351. I cannot believe this city has surpassed the 100k mark in only 40 years. Incredible.......... Using the street view function of a well known search engine, I was still able to navigate to NHS from my hostparent's site - it's somewhat comforting. I hit the subscribe button for nostalgical reasons as I really had a wonderful year in Nampa!
Well thank for subscribing! I hope you see some other things in future videos that remind you of your time here. Tschuss!
This is another nice video that attracts me to Nampa. I'm interested in Nampa and Caldwell. When I make up there, I will explore both areas thoroughly, but thank you for this very nice survey of the area. 👍👍👍
Thanks for watching! Yes, explore all around to really get the overall feel for the area.
Place is trash. Check the water quality. Check the crime.
@@jenifercardenas8550 what's wrong with the water quality? Can't you install a filter?
Thanks for video
Haha the sugar smell… I’ve experienced that at my local sugar factory when driving through the back roads. I live in Southern California.
Good video. Do you think you'll do Emmet or Hidden springs areas next?
I will do one on Emmett but probably not until next spring so I can get better video. I do have a video coming up soon about NW Boise that will include Hidden Springs. Hidden Springs is just a neighborhood and not a city so it won’t take up a whole video by itself. Thanks for asking!
Very nice video. I was curious as the where the VA Hospitals are located? My wife and I are both retired, we have family in the Boise area and are considering moving to the Nampa area next summer. Thank You.
Thank you!! Yes the main VA hospital is in downtown Boise and a smaller one is in North Caldwell. I made a video about the hospitals and mentioned the VA hospitals in this video. ruclips.net/video/TpHivT4qtYM/видео.html
@@SummerAstonRealEstate thank you
I love your videos and want to meet over coffee. you inspire me.
my favorite cities are Caldwell and Council
The traffic in nampa is terrible. So if your moving here just know that the drive home everyday is not the best no matter where you live in Nampa
Lakeview park area during rush hr is insane. I just go backroads.
i can't beleive a city of 110,000 still has stupid 4-way stops in the middle of it, its hilarious how many 4-way stops nampa has, every 4-way should be a light by now.
So sad 😞. My family lived in Nampa since the 50's. I was born and raised in Nampa. Everyone knew everyone. I had 5 brothers two sister. We lived on the north side of the railroad track. It was regular to walk downtown over the tracks waiting for the train to pass and just enjoy the small stores and visit people. Country drives were awesome! Everything was just the right size. I moved to another state. I recently visited home and it is nothing like when I left in 2000. If your weren't born and raised in Nampa, nothing compares to the old days. Please try to preserve what is left of Nampa.
What's sad about it? I visit Nampa all the time and it's nice.
Nampa, Meridian, and Kuna are NOTHING what they use to be back in 2008.
what isn't being preserved?
Hmm Nampa Idaho my birth city and the north side is the most iconic road in Nampa
also theres only 3 pools in the rec center
Are the home plots all relatively small around Boise?
Seems like a Western states thing.
We moved to Nampa , can't wait to leave.
how is it ?
Why?
Nampa Golden Corral best in town 🎉
That is great to know!
Its a mess out here gang activity, car was stolen outta my driveway my other car had its plates stolen its not the little house on the prarie,My neighbor parked his boat in front of his house to go fishing in the morning someone hooked up the whole damn thing and took off with it
do you live on the north side or something?
@@FordFalcon1962nBlue No;pe my neighborhood is middle class, but our neighborhood parks the kids have torn down the chain link fences and the wood fences have gang graffiti all over it
@@FordFalcon1962nBlue Born and raised in boise in 1972 never lived outta the valley, had to move to caldwell couldnt afford to live in my home town anymore, been out here for 13 years now. in the beggining is was ok but in the past 6 or 7 yrars crime has ramped up. its no cali thats forsure but living hhere all my life i see lot more crime now thaat caldwell is growing so fast. and boise i hardly reconise it anymore
Nice
Where would you say are the greenest parts of that whole valley area? Nampa, meridian and Boise?
The greenest areas are around the areas with water which have the most trees. So along the Boise River from East Boise all the way West to Star. Most of Boise tends to feel more green because they have many more areas of established trees that were planted many years ago. (It's nicknamed the "City of Trees"). The foothills on the Northside of Boise are usually brown and treeless, and turn green for a few weeks in the spring. And then established neighborhoods scattered throughout the area, where they've planted trees and had time to grow are also green. It is NOT like Northern Idaho here - we do not have evergreens all over, only evergreens where someone has planted them for landscaping. It tends to feel more green in the areas between the Boise RIver and the Foothills, again, all the way from East Boise out to Star, and it feels less green on the south side of the valley by south Meridian, Nampa, Caldwell because that's where it turns to large farm land and/or high desert plains. The areas in Nampa and Caldwell that are greener are along creeks and areas where trees were planted. No new construction neighborhoods seem green because the trees and landscaping are little, but they will grow. And in the winter, most of the trees lose their leaves across the whole area, and all the grass turns brown and is brown along the streams too since it is dormant, and Boise and the whole valley turns pretty brown for a few months. Which makes spring extra beautiful.
Looking for best balance of trees and potential snow
@@melissabernard3663 Not sure how much snow you would like to tolerate, but we don’t get much in the Treasure Valley. (Nampa, Boise, etc..all get about the same amount of snow if we even get any). And as you know, if there are more evergreens there is usually more snow. So possibly you could look into Garden Valley- which has more evergreens and also more snow, but not as much as McCall, or Wilderness Ranch/Idaho City area. Those areas are both about 45 minutes to town and are real mountain life living though so you have to tolerate dirt roads, wildlife, long drives to shopping, etc…beautiful places with evergreen trees though! North idaho has evergreens and much more snow.
@@SummerAstonRealEstate does meridian get a lot of snow, inches wise? I saw in your video that it's unpredictable lol. In Salt lake city in Utah county for reference
@@melissabernard3663 Meridian gets the same as the rest of the valley. We get much much less snow than the Salt Lake area. We are about 2,000 feet lower in elevation and the way Boise sits in the valley in the middle of some ranges, the storms piddle out by the time they reach us. It’s actually kind of disappointing. Ha ha. Our typical year we will have one good storm with maybe 5 inches in a couple of days that stays a few days and the rest of the time, if we get snow, is like a skiff that melts by morning. We have had several years where we never used our snow shovel. Only in 2016 we got crazy record snow, and that was still less snow than I remember from my winters of living along the Wasatch Front. So far this year, we’ve had one morning with a little snow that stuck for a couple of hours (a skiff- doesn’t cover the grass even) and then it turned to rain.
Looks like a great place to live!
Oh no
What about rentals
There are many rentals in Nampa, from townhomes to apartments to homes to duplexes...they are scattered throughout all of Nampa. The best place to see what is available and get an idea of how much rentals cost in Nampa is to look them up on Zillow. Most property management companies post them there.
rent has skyrocketed over the past 5 years, some went from 1,500 to 2,300 or more
Like, ok, so honestly, Nampa straight up sucks! You are a minimum of at least 30+ miles from anything even kinda sorta interesting, it has a ton of Surrenos Mexican gang members, and the Karcher Mall is effectively a dead mall ... their one and only mall. If you buy a house there, you are an idiot. I work there and I promise it is just soooo not worth it. Lastly, NO, there is no "quick freeway access". It is a total pain in the ass to drive and taking the freeway there is a complete nightmare. Plan on at least thirty minutes stuck in traffic.
Well Portland sucks and I’m sure nampa is much better than Portland . This place has turned into a cesspool of feces .
Mexicans a lot of Mexicans
It actually seems like it is getting more white these days from all the Californians moving in.
@Moon is there mexican in boise or nmpa???
@Moon Danm bro that’s cold 😢
Lol how much is a lot because it looks like 73% white and less than 5% Hispanic that is a little bit 😅. I’m from Santa Ana ca and there is actually alot of “us” 40%Hispanic I think about 48% white
@@victordominguez2091 it’s not really that Mexican
fun fact: the pepole that live in Nampa don't call it central Nampa we call it downtown
I personally would' not buy Anything right now prices are coming down,
I would like to agree but the prices are still astronomical. I would love to buy in the Treasure Valley but the price range I am willing to pay fall in the CBH and Hubble range which I would not buy. Everyone knows they are substandard builders.
@Mike I don't have a link but word of mouth from locals and personally walking through them I see a difference. Also, when we were looking through the Hubble Homes the representatives admitted that they use cheap materials to keep the costs low. Same for CBH. I personally would not spend half a million on a house that uses cheap materials. That is just my 2 cents.
@Mike No problem. Happy I could help.
hubble home and CBH's are t r a s h
Wow no traffic
Hahahaha
@@jenifercardenas8550 why are you laughing?? Is there terrafic? Or in boise??
I heard it's full of swingers lol