July has been designated as Open Land month by Governor Steve Bullock. It’s an opportunity to get out and enjoy the amazing place we call home! And a time to reflect on the natural and cultural resources that make Montana such a special place. PureWest Christie’s was able to present a donation check to the …
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This article published on June 23, 2015 by the Billing’s Gazette touches on some changes that will be felt regarding the change of property tax assessments from a six year cycle to a two year cycle. State property tax assessments to be issued soon by Tom Lutey, BILLINGS GAZETTE- Montana’s property tax assessments are set …
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The Greater Gallatin Watershed Council has started a new initiative to have the public help collect water quality data from around the valley. Check out their new monitoring page here>> Data in the map collected at Stream Team monitoring sites – those interested in volunteering can check out their website at greatergallatin.org
This was a very interesting little blog post on Fidelity Investment’s website. I think these are good questions to ask before any home purchase… Fidelity Investments – Thinking of Buying a home Are you ready to own a home? Buying a home is a big financial step. Make sure it’s right for you and your …
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Faced with the benefit and challenge associated with visitors coming to the Big Sky area from around the world, Visit Big Sky has installed virtual concierge terminals in several locations around Big Sky, with several more planned in the area and in West Yellowstone. In addition, Visit Big Sky is translating five pages of informational …
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The Real Estate market in the greater Gallatin County area is going strong – evidenced by impressive numbers in many segments of the market during Quarter 1 2015. There are some interesting stats, however. I’ve put together a market update video, focusing on how things compare between Quarter 1 2015 and Quarter 1 2014. Stats …
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What do you think? Should people be able to build event centers in agricultural areas? Seems that this is becoming more and more popular to do in our area… By Troy Carter Chronicle Staff Writer David Rall is planning to build a five-bedroom home and an 80-by-50-foot special events center to host weddings on his …
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I’ve been enjoying the new traffic signal wraps all around the greater Bozeman area. Featuring paintings, fine art and photography from a slew of local artists, these are fun and add color and culture to each stoplight. Below is a press release about the project that DBA sent out this past week… Ryan Rickert with …
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