Real Estate

The prices here in Montana seem astronomical to those of us who live here in Montana, but to others elsewhere across the country, apparently they still seem like a bargain.

For folks who think that housing prices in the Bozeman area are insane--and you're not wrong, by the way. . .

Houses for sale still seem to be on the move in Gallatin County, according to the Gallatin Association of Realtors, but inventory still reminds limited for those looking to buy.
“Our market has yet to slow down this holiday season, showing impressive increases in homes sold and sale prices,&Clo…

The Bozeman real estate market has stayed strong despite the COVID-19 pandemic. But so has the real estate market as a whole across the country.

Montana is a fantastic state but there are several reasons why people have been moving out of the state.

Single family home sale prices jumped in August around Gallatin County. The median sales price was $465,500, an increase of 7.9% over August of 2018.

This 672 sq. ft. single family home is STILL the least expensive in Bozeman (as of the end of August 2019). It can be yours for $329,000. That makes it $490 per square foot.

You've seen the construction on the NW corner of Willson and Lamme. Well, that development is called "One 11 Lofts" and is expected to be completed mid 2020. What's going up?

Let's take a tour of Montana, shall we? Priced out of the Bozeman real estate market? Perhaps some perspective from across the state might inspire a move.

Jackie Wickens and Trecie Wheat Hughes are both licensed real estate agents at PureWest Christie's in Bozeman, Montana.