LEAP Housing

Our COO, Brian Woodward has a way of cutting right to the heart of things.

"What we have is a real estate ecosystem that is imbalanced between the wages people earn and the cost of housing."

That is exactly why LEAP Housing does what it does. And it is exactly why 30 new affordable rental units just opened at Falcons Landing in Mountain Home, the first new affordable housing development there in over 20 years.

Brian and the LEAP team did not just build apartments. They answered a call from a community that needed help, and then they showed up and delivered. Proud to have people like him leading the charge on this issue across Idaho.

Read the full story at the link. And if you know someone in Mountain Home looking for a great place to live, check out the listing on Zillow.

https://www.zillow.com/apartments/mountain-home-id/falcons-landing-apartments/CjmY3b/

We are throwing open the doors at Sycamore Commons and we want you there.
June 2nd is the big day. Mayor Lauren McLean is joining us for the ribbon cutting, and from there it is an open house all day long. Come take a tour, see the space, and if you or someone you know is looking for a place to land, staff will be on site to help you apply right then and there.

It is 55+ affordable living in one of the best spots in Boise, right next to Caffeina, Stella's Ice Cream, and the Boise Public Library. Honestly, not a bad neighborhood to call home.

Tuesday, June 2nd | 9AM to 6:30PM
3115 N Sycamore Dr, Boise, ID 83703

sycamorecommonsidaho.com | 208-649-1528

We are an Equal Housing Lender: NMLS #2557702

Thank you so much for your support during this year!

We can't continue to build, maintain, and support affordable housing without your help. By giving to LEAP, you're helping the communities that grow out of our developments truly thrive. We care about end-to-end housing, which includes providing long-term, sustainable support for homebuyers, renters, working families, and seniors.

We want Idaho's teachers, nurses, veterans, and neighbors to have housing they can afford, full stop. Idaho is an amazing place to call home, and we're not ready for people to be priced out. People working full time should have the ability to buy and own a home.

The problem is real, but the solution exists. Thank you for helping us continue forward along our mission and journey to make Idaho even better than it is now, and bring about a future for all of us, where we can rent and own homes that are safe, affordable, and help build the communities we want to be a part of for years to come.