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Chubbuck, Idaho

Bannock County | Population: ~16,600 | Pocatello Metro

Living in Chubbuck

A suburb of Pocatello, Chubbuck has grown into a retail hub for Southeastern Idaho, anchored by Pine Ridge Mall, while offering family-friendly neighborhoods at a lower cost than many Idaho cities.

Newer subdivisions have grown on the city’s northern and eastern edges, close to the Pine Ridge Mall retail corridor.

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Popular Neighborhoods

Pine Ridge Mall Area — The city’s main retail and commercial hub.

North Chubbuck — Newer subdivisions on the city’s growing edge.

Downtown Chubbuck — The city’s smaller civic core.

Siphon Road Corridor — A mixed commercial and residential strip.

East Chubbuck — Established, family-friendly neighborhoods.

Hawthorne Road Area — Newer growth near local schools.

West Chubbuck — Homes closest to the Pocatello border.

Chubbuck Reservoir Area — Homes near the small local reservoir.

Whitaker Road Corridor — A residential area on the city’s north side.

Yellowstone Avenue Corridor — A major commercial and residential spine.

Why Buyers Love It Here
  • Pine Ridge Mall anchors regional shopping for Southeastern Idaho
  • Close proximity to Idaho State University in neighboring Pocatello
  • Generally lower cost of living than the Boise or Coeur d’Alene metros
  • A family-oriented, suburban character
Chubbuck Real Estate Market

Chubbuck offers some of the most affordable family housing in the Pocatello metro, with newer subdivisions commanding a modest premium over the city’s older core.

School & Public Transit Rating Grade Chubbuck Idaho

Grades modeled on Niche.com’s Public Schools and Commute categories; Public Transit reflects the Commute grade, the closest available proxy. 

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