Star Commercial Real Estate

Star by the numbers

• 131% growth since 2020: the largest increase of any city in the Treasure Valley (COMPASS, April 2026)
• 16 acres: Moyle Junction, Ahlquist's proposed medical, retail and office project at Highway 16 and 44
• 2027: the Idaho 16 extension puts Star minutes from I-84

Why it matters

The rooftops came first. Many Star residents still drive to Eagle or Meridian for groceries, a doctor, the gym or dinner. That gap is the opportunity for retail, medical, service and flex users, and for the owners and investors who get in early.

Where the activity is

• Highway 44 and downtown Star: Star Town Center, anchored by Albertsons, and a growing main street.
• Highway 16 and 44: Moyle Junction and new River Ranch pad sites for build-to-suit and ground leases.
• Flex: new flex condos for contractors and small businesses. We recently leased a 2,500 SF flex unit on S Herons Flight Lane for its owner.

Star leads the valley in growth

Up 131% since the 2020 Census, more than any other Treasure Valley city. Our take: commercial supply is still catching up to the rooftops. COMPASS →

Moyle Junction proposed

Ahlquist plans 16 acres of medical, retail and office at Moyle Avenue and State Street. Our take: a big local developer betting on Star is a strong signal. KIVI →

Is Star a good place to open a business?

For daily-needs businesses, yes. Star has grown faster than any city in the valley, and residents still leave town for many basics.

Where are the main commercial areas in Star?

Highway 44 through town and downtown Star, and the Highway 16 and 44 interchange on the west side.

Does KZB work in Star?

Yes, we're next door in Eagle. Book a quick call.