Monday, October 04, 2010
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Broadview University to Join Boise Community
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| Posted by Jenna Englund at 1:34 PM |
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Tuesday, September 08, 2009
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The Gramercy District is proud to announce that CBH Homes has begun construction in their residential section known as Gramercy Park!
CBH Homes will be featuring their Legacy Collection plans in Gramercy Park, which is their award-winning collection allowing a wide selection of plans that come standard with all the necessities of a new home. Plus, you will have the flexibility to add structural or design features that will make your new home your dream home. For plan details, visit http://www.cbhhomes.com/floorplans/legacy/index.aspx .
Prices will begin in the mid-$100K's. For more information about CBH Homes at Gramercy, visit http://www.cbhhomes.com/square-one/communities/gramercy/ .
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| Posted by Jenna Englund at 12:20 PM |
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Friday, June 12, 2009
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We are thrilled to announce that Nancy Jane Salon is now open at Gramercy Park in Meridian, Idaho! Nancy Jane is a full service hair & nail salon offering exceptional service, welcoming surroundings and all at a comfortable price point.
Their skilled, friendly stylists and nail technicians are dedicated to offering a personalized experience for each of their clients. All three of their nail technicians utilize gel nail products and specialize in luxuriant spa pedicures.
Whether you have been considering a complete hair makeover, or are interested in maintaining your current look, you can trust that the eight stylists at Nancy Jane will carefully match their techniques to your hair type and style. Additionally, Nancy Jane offers the very best in hair products, including Kenra, which is one of the top five growing brands in the industry and trusted by the top stylists.
Nancy Jane Salon is a must for those who want to look and feel amazing. We are so excited that the owner...
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| Posted by Jenna Englund at 1:36 PM |
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Saturday, March 01, 2008
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As seen in Meridian in the Middle Magazine, JAN/FEB Edition
Treasure Valley Family YMCA
Turns to Meridian for New Campus
Story by Linda Funaiole
To view this story at Meridian in the Middle, please click here.
Treasure Valley Family YMCA officials have looked southward to Meridian for a satellite campus to house a proposed pilot lifetime fitness project that would help stem a growing national health care crisis. Jim Everett, Treasure Valley Family YMCA president and chief executive officer, says the developers of Gramercy Village in central Meridian have donated a parcel of land within their subdivision for a new ?compact? center that would address school health and wellness needs.
Plans call for a limited facility initially, with room for expansion to a full-fledged YMCA in the future that could include an aquatics center, climbing wall and youth activity center, if the community approved and helped fund it. First phase construction will be paid through private donations....
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| Posted by Jenna Englund at 10:53 AM |
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Friday, February 01, 2008
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As Seen in Meridian in the Middle, 2007 NOV/DEC edition.
To view this article at Meridian in the Middle, please click here.
Story by Linda Funaiole
Gramercy Park Offers Seamless, Themeless Living
70-acre mixed-use complex caters to busy lifestyle needs
Gramercy Park, a 70-acre mixed-use complex under development in central Meridian, has a new breed of home buyers in mind. Today's busy young professionals, singles and retirees who prefer a seamless way of life with smaller homes, nearby shops, professional offices and restaurants, and easy access to major roads and entertainment centers are the focus of this all-in-one "destination community," explains project manager Taylor Merrill. "Traditional home development in this marketplace has tried to satisfy the traditional home buyer, which (sic) would be a married couple with 1.5 kids, when probably that's only a small percentage of the market," he says. "Sixty to 70 percent of the market doesn't...
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| Posted by Jenna Englund at 10:16 AM |
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Wednesday, February 07, 2007
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February 7, 2007 ? Gramercy, a 70-acre mixed-use development officially broke ground. Gramercy development is slated to include higher-density housing, multi-story office, supportive retail and restaurants. ?Gramercy is a place where one can wake up, have a morning cup of coffee with a friend, drop off their dry cleaning and head to work without ever getting into their car,? according to Joe Atalla of Tuscany Development, Inc. ?This is a community Meridian has been needing for some time now.? The ground breaking starts the construction of the infrastructure and roads with building construction starting this spring and summer with residential dwelling available early 2008.
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| Posted by Jenna Englund at 10:28 PM |
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Monday, June 26, 2006
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June 27, 2006 ? Gramercy, Meridian?s first mixed-use community was approved by its City Council during their regularly scheduled meeting. This approval lays way for the development which is slated to include higher-density housing such as condominiums and brownstones; also included will be multi-story office, supportive retail, and restaurants. Gramercy will be located south of Overland Road between Eldorado Business Park and Mountain View High School.
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| Posted by Jenna Englund at 10:29 PM |
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Thursday, May 04, 2006
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May 4, 2006 ? Representatives from Tuscany Development, Inc. submitted plans to Meridian City Planning and Zoning. This 70-acre, mixed-use development named Gramercy is proposed for an area south of Overland Road between Eldorado Business Park and Mountain View High School.
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| Posted by Jenna Englund at 10:32 PM |
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