Brian Sprenger with the Bozeman Yellowstone International Airport came to speak to the Gallatin Association of Realtors® on Friday, November 13th about the airport and its impact on the local economy. Keeping it simple, our airport is growing steadily at around 5% per year and Brian doesn’t anticipate it slowing down anytime soon. It contributes …
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Belgrade voters have approved a construction bond for the expansion of Ridge View Elementary in River Rock. Posted: Friday, November 6, 2015 6:07 am Sam Weber, staff writer Tuesday’s general election brought in new city officials in Belgrade, Manhattan and Three Forks, as well as a long awaited sigh of relief to Belgrade School District …
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We’re already halfway into Quarter 4 and the real estate market in Southwestern Montana continues to chug along. While new listings coming on the market are slowing from their summer peak, the listings that are coming on have continued to go pending and sales remain strong. There were some interesting shifts in our market during …
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PSC has approved the sale of the Utility Solutions/Double Tree water system to the Four Corners Water & Sewer District. Next steps are working on offering bonds for sale – available in November with completed sale in December. Many clients have asked why the system is changing hands – below is from the FAQ section …
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Bozeman strikes yet again in the press – snagging the cover of the latest regional AAA Via magazine. The article covers in broad strokes fun activities and delicious eateries to partake in on a trip to our fair city. More information on the VIA website >> http://www.viamagazine.com/
The side by side comparison of the Gallatin Valley and Big Sky area real estate market statistics for 2015 vs 2014 in Quarter 2 is quite interesting. Single family home sales show media sales price climbing in all areas with large gains in Three Forks (where the market is looking healthy again) Bozeman city limits, …
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Monday’s Bozeman City Commission meeting will discuss an ordinance that will make it easier for developers and builders to build affordable housing units without them being ‘mandated’ to – through reduced impact fees thorough subsidy, smaller lot size requirements, reduced parkland requirements and accelerated permit processing. If this passes, it’s up to the builders and …
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Representatives from Utility Solutions and the Four Corners Water and Sewer District made their pitch to the Public Service Commission Tuesday morning to place the private utility into public hands. A lot of the two-hour hearing at Belgrade City Hall revolved around the fate of Elk Grove subdivision residents. Currently, utility service to Elk Grove …
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After a record high enrollment for this school year, Monforton School is asking voters to fund the construction of a new middle school, the third expansion in the district since 2010. The school is asking taxpayers to approve a $7.1 million bond for the project, Superintendent Darren Strauch said. Ballots will be sent out next …
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Northwestern energy has recently published tips on how to clean your home to increase your energy efficiency and reduce your power and gas usage. Kitchen Vacuum refrigerator coils: Dust that builds up on refrigerator coils can cause the motor to work harder, using more energy. Clean oven and range: A range or oven darkened from …
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