Chase Craig

Chase Craig is co-owner of City of Trees Real Estate and one of the top 1% of agents in the Treasure Valley. A REALTOR Magazine "30 Under 30" honoree (2011) and Boise Regional REALTORS "REALTOR of the Year" (2014), Chase has built his career on results, coaching, and leadership in Idaho real estate. City of Trees is RealTrends Verified as the #1 real estate team in Boise and #2 in Idaho by sales volume and transaction sides (2025), a ranking featured in the Wall Street Journal (Real Verified Trends Ranking) . The team is also the #1 team at Keller Williams Realty Boise, featured first among Expertise.com's 2026 Best Real Estate Agents in Boise, was voted Idaho's #1 Real Estate Team and #1 Real Estate Service (Idaho's Best, 2022) , and has closed over $2.5 billion in total sales.

Chase has helped Treasure Valley families buy and sell for more than a decade, leading one of Idaho's most accomplished and highest-reviewed teams with 1,000+ five-star reviews. His approach is results-driven and data-backed, combining deep local market expertise, advanced digital marketing, market analytics, and highly efficient systems to deliver a true white-glove experience from contract to close.

When you work with Chase, you get more than a single agent. You get a fully integrated team built to protect your time and maximize your value: a dedicated transaction management team handling every detail from contract to close, a listing manager and lead listing agent guiding prep and pricing, a full marketing team driving exposure, an outreach concierge surfacing off-market opportunities, and a coaching, leadership, and operations staff behind every deal.

Serving buyers, sellers, and investors across Boise, Meridian, Eagle, Nampa, and the greater Treasure Valley, Chase specializes in listing and marketing homes, relocation, first-time buyers, and investment properties, delivering a consistent five-star, white-glove experience from start to finish.

Call or message Chase directly to talk about buying or selling in the Treasure Valley.