
Meridian
Meridian has grown from a farm town into Idaho's second-largest city, with nearly 107,000 residents according to recent Census estimates, and it keeps growing. That growth brings rooftops, and rooftops bring retail, restaurants, medical, fitness and service businesses that all need space. For landlords and investors, Meridian has some of the deepest tenant demand in the state. For tenants, it has the customers.
The Village at Meridian, CenterCal Properties' open-air center at Eagle Road and Fairview Avenue, is the heart of Meridian retail, and it just got bigger. The final expansion phase is bringing a lineup that tells you exactly where national brands think Idaho's shoppers are:
Stores began opening in fall 2026, with the full expansion expected to be open by early 2027. When brands like these commit to a market, every property around them benefits: more traffic, stronger rents and more tenants who want to be nearby.
The busiest commercial corridor in Idaho. From I-84 north past the Village to Chinden, Eagle Road is lined with national retail, restaurants, medical and fitness. It's where we placed The Mecca in the former Gold's Gym.
Meridian's east-west retail spine, anchored by the Village. Pad sites, inline retail and quick-service users compete for frontage here.
The interchanges at Eagle Road, Meridian Road and Ten Mile have become Meridian's office and medical hub. New projects keep coming, including a medical office building planned at Eagle View Landing near Eagle Road and I-84. We placed Empower Funnels at the Silverstone campus.
The newer neighborhoods south of the interstate are filling in fast, and daily-needs retail is following them. Drive-thru coffee, quick service and neighborhood centers lead the way, like the Black Rock Coffee drive-thru we sold on E Victory Rd.
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What's happening
CenterCal's final expansion at the Village is bringing Apple, Pottery Barn, Kendra Scott, Gorjana, 7th Avenue's first Idaho store and more, with openings starting in September 2026 and the full expansion expected by February 2027. Our take: the Apple store alone will pull shoppers from across the valley. Expect demand for space near the Village to climb. BoiseDev →
Two upscale restaurants are part of the expansion along Eagle Road, facing each other across the corridor. Our take: fine dining on Eagle Road is a sign that Meridian's spending power is catching up with its population. BoiseDev →
Ahlquist Developers plans a three-story medical office building at Eagle View Landing near Eagle Road and I-84, with the development expected to finish in 2027. Our take: medical keeps following Meridian's growth, and good medical space stays full. KIVI →
FAQ
Eagle Road is the busiest, from I-84 to Chinden, with the Village at Meridian at Eagle and Fairview as its anchor. Fairview Avenue, the I-84 interchanges at Eagle, Meridian and Ten Mile, and the growing Ten Mile and Victory areas south of the interstate are all strong, depending on your use.
Yes. Space near the Village and along Eagle Road is in high demand, and the expansion will only add to it. Start early and work with a broker who hears about space before it hits the market.
The lineup includes Apple, Pottery Barn, Kendra Scott, Gorjana, Tecovas, Tempur-Pedic, Alo, Vuori, 7th Avenue, The Capital Grille, Culinary Dropout, Flower Child, Paris Baguette and Solidcore, with openings running from fall 2026 into early 2027.
It's one of the strongest in the Mountain West. Population growth and steady retail demand support drive-thru, quick-service, medical and daily-needs tenants. The best properties trade quickly, so it pays to have a broker watching the market for you.
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