Justin Corr

2 days ago | ktvb.com | Justin Corr

BOISE, Idaho — It’s what some are calling a radical new idea in Oregon. It’s not new, or necessarily radical, but it could be the key to helping a lot more people afford a home. You may have seen a story on NBC Nightly News recently, featuring homebuyer Josie Cantu. "The minute I walked in, I was like, ‘This is it.’ This is this is the one. With these kinds of buildings being put in place, it just opens up so much opportunity for people like myself," said Cantu.

1 week ago | abc10.com | Justin Corr

BOISE, Idaho — The housing market is literally changing by the day. Supply is going up, but demand is going down. Folks from across the nation who are looking to buy a home have been waiting for the market to change, just not like it is. "They said, oh, just give it a couple of months. The market's going to change this and that.

2 weeks ago | ktvb.com | Justin Corr

BOISE, Idaho — First off, the big worry is a recession. What are the chances of a recession in the year ahead? It depends on whom you ask. But if you ask asset manager Apollo Global Management, they'll say 90%. So, pretty much a sure thing. Not everyone agrees with that, though. JP Morgan Chase has their probability at 60%, which is still high. However, a Reuters poll of economists suggests that a recession is unlikely, though barely, at 45%.

3 weeks ago | idahopress.com | Justin Corr

Originally published April 22 on KTVB.com BOISE – The people of Boise have some good thoughts on the future of bus service, but finding the money for those ideas is another story. Recently, Boise City Council welcomed people to show up and let them know what they like about Valley Regional Transit and what they want it to grow into. Public comment started with Becky Walker, who lives in Boise but works in Meridian. She talked about how she cannot use the bus like she used to.

3 weeks ago | ktvb.com | Justin Corr

BOISE, Idaho — The people of Boise have some good thoughts on the future of bus service, but finding the money for those ideas is another story. Recently, Boise City Council welcomed people to show up and let them know what they like about Valley Regional Transit and what they want it to grow into. Public comment started with Becky Walker, who lives in Boise but works in Meridian. She talked about how she cannot use the bus like she used to.