Independent economic analysis for governments, developers, and businesses in and around Murphy, built on Owyhee County's own data and designed to hold up when a lender or a funder reviews it.
Owyhee County is vast, arid, and among the least populated in Idaho, a ranching, agriculture, and mining economy spread across high desert and canyon country in the state's southwestern corner.
In a county this remote and this rural, viability depends on conditions that do not show up in a national dataset, which is exactly where local, careful analysis earns its keep.
We answer two questions with evidence. Economic impact: what a project brings to Owyhee County, in jobs, output, and tax revenue, with local leakage handled honestly. Feasibility and viability: whether it should move forward, measured with the same finance a lender runs, including debt-service coverage against the standard floor. We also handle fiscal impact for public budgets and grant applications, and market and cost-benefit analysis for a decision to open, expand, build, or buy.
National firms fly in, bill the travel, and price a county like Owyhee County out of the analysis it needs. We work across the interior West, we can be on-site, and we understand these economies from the inside. Every study is built on the region's measured record from the federal statistical agencies, so the numbers trace to a public source and survive scrutiny.
Have a project in Owyhee County? Tell us what you are weighing and where. We will lay out what it takes to answer it, and what it costs.
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