During this unprecedented time in our world, we’d like to share some of our thoughts, opinions and a little Q&A on how we think the COVID-19 crisis has affected real estate in the SW Montana including Bozeman, Belgrade, Big Sky, Livingston, Manhattan and greater Gallatin, Madison and Park Counties. We will be updating this page …
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This may affect development and rebuilding around our multiple waterways for years to come. Gallatin County updates floodplain regulations By Perrin Stein Bozeman Daily Chronicle 2/23/2021 Gallatin County is revising its floodplain regulations in response to a new federal study and updated maps of the Gallatin River and Bozeman Creek and its tributaries. The county …
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A ray of light from Yellowstone International Airport – new direct flights announced amid growing traveler numbers. Bozeman airport announces seasonal direct flights to Austin, Oakland, San Diego By Melissa Loveridge Bozeman Daily Chronicle 2/9/2021 The Bozeman-Yellowstone International Airport announced its first three new direct flights for 2021 on Tuesday, to Oakland, San Diego and …
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Downtown Livingston will continue to benefit from the Business Improvement District funded through property taxes of the district – this will add to parks, maintenance and projects in the downtown district area. Renewed for 10 years, LBID looks to downtown’s future By Sam Klomhaus – Enterprise Staff Writer Wednesday, January 27, 2021 The Livingston Business …
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For a graphical chart version of this information, please visit our Market Stats page. Q4 2020 Y/Y/Y Analysis Single Family Single family home sales accelerated throughout our area in 2020 – fueled by the Covid-19 pandemic and people moving from more populated areas and areas affected by fire and civil unrest. The theme for the …
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Livingston continues to grow and the city commission decided to renew the downtown Livingston Business Improvement District for another 10 years and expand the boundaries. City renews Livingston Business Improvement District for 10 years Published on Wed, 01/06/2021 By Sam Klomhaus – Livingston Enterprise Staff Writer The Livingston City Commission approved Tuesday new boundaries for …
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The move was needed to explore options outside of septic systems for the area just to the north and south of the Lone Mountain Trail and 191 intersection, along 191 and the Gallatin River. County approves new water and sewer district for Gallatin Canyon By Perrin Stein Chronicle Staff Writer Dec 30, 2020 The Gallatin …
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Growth is poised to accelerate in the Big Sky area – and capacity will be added when the new wastewater treatment plant is brought online in 2022. State, Big Sky reach agreement on town’s wastewater treatment capacity By Perrin Stein Chronicle Staff Writer Nov 26, 2020 The Montana Department of Environmental Quality and the Big …
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The growth policy was recently revamped and adopted in Bozeman – the policy acts as a blueprint for future planning and zoning decisions as the area grows. Work remains to implement Bozeman’s new growth policy By Nora Shelly Chronicle Staff Writer 11-29-2020 The city commission passed a new growth policy earlier this month and set …
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Bozeman’s growth policy is the basis for future land development and development decisions in the city. This plan is adjusted every 10 years or so. The commissioners adopted a new plan just this week. Bozeman City Commission approves growth policy, emphasizing density By Nora Shelly Chronicle Staff Writer Nov 18, 2020 Bozeman city commissioners voted …
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