Real Estate

New real estate developments in Bozeman continue to pop up. One of the latest to be constructed is gathering some fantastically opiniated reactions. Bozeman locals never fail to give their honest opinions about real estate prices and changes in general.

Montana might be one of the most popular states to live in the United States, but Big Sky Country and the stunning scenery don't come cheap. From mansions to trailer parks - beautiful vistas abound. Celebrities flocking to private communities with $10 million dollar homes, want the views and privacy.

Looking to increase the value of your Montana home? Here are a few things that will get you the highest return on investment.

It's no secret that Montana's towns have grown in population quite a bit in the last few years. Montana's top 5 largest cities have changed order, and our growth is significantly faster than the national average.

The new housing development being built just north of Hobby Lobby shopping center on a .72 acre lot, is moving along. It's called the Lofts on Beall, and is located at 1608 Beall.

Of all the weird things you can find on Google Maps, Montana might be home to one of the most charming landmarks. When you search Google for 'cool stuff in Montana' - this isn't something that comes up - until now.

When you need more than 'just a big room' to throw a party, Montana has an incredible number of really cool options. From ranches to historic mansions, there are fun venues all over the state. We've put together a list of some of the best choices to throw a unique party of any kind.

Montana has become the ideal place for "private and secure members-only resort communities", exclusive clubs, and luxury experiences that you're simply not invited to partake in if you're a commoner. From spas and golf courses to the famous locked-down communities with full services, being rich in Montana certainly has it's perks.

What government buildings are for sale? What federally owned properties are for sale? Are there any government properties for sale in Montana? Yes. But it's not a huge, old, well known federal building.

When you're looking to live in Montana with kids, you're not short on options. Many Montanans look to change cities when they have children, even if their hometown is pretty and safe. Kids need certain things that some towns just don't offer.