Coeur d'Alene Tribe partners on 'Peregrine'
The Peregrine will be arriving in Elmore County near two planned residential communities and a future Sho-Pai Casino and Resort.
A rendering of the 920-acre Peregrine development. The mixed-use project is the product of a partnership with Ahlquist and the Coeur d'Alene Tribe and will feature a commercial park as well as an industrial and technology park.
BOISE — Meridian-based developer Ahlquist and the Coeur d’Alene Tribe have announced the Peregrine, a future, mixed-use development that will push the border of the Treasure Valley eastward as residential development in the area continues forward.
The 920-acre mixed-use project will be located in Elmore County and in close proximity to both the Boise Airport and Micron’s Boise campus. The development will offer industrial, commercial, service, retail and residential uses and is set to feature a 774-acre industrial and technology park as well as a 146-acre commercial park.
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