housing

The government doesn’t force automobile manufactures to build cheaper cars. So how can government force builders to build cheaper homes?

Bozeman is not a cheap place to live. When there are vacant lots selling in the mid $300 thousand dollar range that should give you some clue about our economy.

The City Commission, the all knowing, all protecting, Gestapo of Bozeman, is once again deciding what you can, and can’t do, with your property.

The Montana Board of Housing recently issued a $42 Million bond sale which will be used to help first-time Montana home buyers secure a lower interest rate for their home mortgages.

What if the commission wanted to dictate the price of a shirt on store shelves? You must manufacture a shirt for this price because it’s the right thing to do.

A low credit rating can have an adverse affect on home and car loans, car and home insurance rates, and rental housing costs.

Brian Popiel, Chairman of the Board for Southwest Montana Building Industry Association, (SWMBIA) visited Monday morning to explain what 'affordable' means to SWMBIA members.

Look around you. Do you feel the pain? What pain you might ask? Why the pain of government of course.Don’t worry I don’t feel it either.

It's apparently fancy condos, in simple terms. Rooftop decks, garden level apartments, modern design all in the heart of downtown Bozeman. Since I can only imaging these things aren't cheap, let's take a look together, shall we?

We’ve experienced recessions, depressions, housing slumps, gas lines, currency devaluation and more over the past 150 years. One doesn’t need a crystal ball to know that history will certainly repeat itself.