Meridian, Idaho Approves $1B Pine 43 Mixed-Use With Hotel and Public Plaza

Meridian City Council approved Pine 43 (~$1B) near Pine & Locust Grove: 900+ homes, 160-room hotel, office, retail, and a ~41,000 sq ft plaza. Buildout eyed ~2027. Meridian, Idaho has approved Pine 43 — a roughly $1 billion urban mixed-use expansion near Pine Avenue and Locust Grove Road , positioned between downtown Meridian and The Village at Meridian.

Meridian City Council approved the project in October 2025 after Planning & Zoning review. Coverage from BoiseDev, KIVI, and the Idaho Statesman describes plans led by DRB Investments / DMB Companies with design by Erstad Architects . Rendering: Courtesy DMB Investments What’s planned (subject to change) • More than 900 residences (luxury apartments and townhomes) • A roughly 160-room hotel with conference space • Class-A office , retail, and restaurants • A public plaza of about 41,000 square feet • Underground parking supporting the mixed-use core Developers have described a phased buildout expected to start around 2027 and stretch roughly 10–12 years , with groundbreaking eyed within about 12–18 months of council approval.

Exact phasing, tenant mix, and opening dates remain subject to financing, leasing, and construction schedules.