2023 REALTOR of the Year – Michaela Corcoran-Hall
Michaela Corcoran-Hall, Avalon 24 Real Estate was named REALTOR of the Year for the Coeur d’Alene Regional REALTORS®. Michaela is dedicated to education and is not only passionate about sharing her knowledge with local REALTORS®, but is also passionate about sharing the beauty of Kootenai County with the nation alongside her fellow local hosts. Michaela…
2023 Board of Directors Results
Coeur d’Alene Regional REALTORS® 2023 Board of Directors Results You voted and the results are in! CRR Board of Directors Results PRESIDENT-ELECT (President in 2025) Jennifer Smock, STATE DIRECTOR Nick Shriner CRR Local Director Emily Dishman CRR Local Director Nicole Jacklin CRR Local Director Amanda Kuespert CRR Local Director Dianna Haug CDA MLS Board…
Richards named Cd’A Regional Realtors Association Executive
Coeur d’Alene Regional REALTORS® Richards named Cd’A Regional Realtors Association Executive September 9, 2023 Coeur d’Alene Regional Realtors announced Jennifer Richards has been named the new Association Executive. Richards received this promotion after serving the Coeur d’Alene Regional Realtors for five years as the director of education and membership. She has more than 15…
2022 REALTOR of the Year – Jared McFarland
CRR Community Partner Directory Jared McFarland, Century 21 was named REALTOR of the Year for the Coeur d’Alene Regional REALTORS®. Jared has shown dedication and commitment to the industry and the community throughout his years of service. From volunteering for community organizations like the Boy’s and Girls Club to his time serving on local committees…
May Brings an Increase in Price and More Homes on the Market
CRR Community Partner Directory The Median sales price in Kootenai county continued to climb in May to $559,000 a continued increase of 24.2% compared to last May according to the Coeur d’Alene Regional REALTORS®. The number of homes sold slipped by 15.4% compared to one year ago however available inventory has started to improve. An…
Protect Our Region’s Quality of Life
If you live even a short while in the Coeur d’Alene region, it doesn’t take long for you to appreciate the special opportunities that it offers.
Why Anti-Growth Measures Limit Housing for Long-Time Residents
This attitude likely stems not so much from outright animosity, but from the sense that the newcomers are not merely changing in the physical landscape of the region, but changing the character of the region.
Housing Options: Making Coeur d’Alene Affordable for Local Workers
While average rentals have not been climbing as rapidly as real estate, average rents in 2022 are 10 percent higher than they were just one year ago.
Housing Economics 101: Supply vs. Demand 
If you live in northern Idaho, It has not escaped your notice that house prices in the Coeur d’Alene area have been experiencing a steep upward trajectory over the last few years.
Desirability Drives Demand
In April, 2021, the Wall Street Journal’s real estate section stated that the Coeur d’Alene area was the hottest housing market in the country (it currently ranks in the top ten).