Big Sky County Water Sewer district has been trying to keep up with growth, demand and antiquated facilities and regulations. Hopefully this infusion of cash will assist their efforts. Water & Sewer District receives first ARPA check Published January 18, 2023 By Jack Reaney The Big Sky County Water and Sewer District received a check …
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The airport continues to grow year over year – as more and more travelers come to the region for a variety of reasons. 2022 brought more growth for Bozeman’s airport by Nora Shelly | Chronicle Staff Writer Jan 15, 2023 For the first time, Bozeman’s airport saw more than 2 million passengers in 2022, marking …
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It will be interesting to see if this gains enough support to move to the next level – Big Sky will continue to grow. New local group looks into incorporating Big Sky Published January 13, 2023 Explore Big Sky By Jack Reaney A formal effort to look into whether Big Sky should incorporate resurfaced Wednesday …
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This has been discussed over the years – it will be interesting to see if voters approve of the measure. City to consider building pool, library for west Bozeman by Nora Shelly Chronicle Staff Writer Jan 11, 2023 The city of Bozeman has long kicked around the idea of building a recreational facility on the …
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The airport continues to post impressive numbers, even over a year when visitation to Yellowstone National Park was down. Bozeman Yellowstone International Airport hits 2 million passengers, breaking 2021 record By Juliana Sukut Chronicle Staff Writer Dec 9, 2022 With one more month to go, Bozeman Yellowstone International Airport has already handled over 2 million …
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There was decent – i.e. more NORMAL (i.e. pre 2020 level) – price appreciation for 2022 year over year in most locations and for product that we track in southwestern Montana. An exception to this were areas and products that tend to harbor more entry level pricing. Our analytics point out that the core appreciation experienced …
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It seems that every news outlet is currently reporting on the fact that interest rates for home loans have gone up. And with a rise in interest rates the real estate market has slowed. But exactly how has it slowed Q4 2022 vs Q4 2021? According to our analytics, the huge median sales price appreciation experienced during the pandemic (2020-2021) years has not fallen. However, …
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The snowy roads may deter some, but not you! Wanderlust doesn’t hibernate – get out there and have some fun! 1. Ski Resorts Our local resorts, Big Sky and Bridger Bowl offer excellent terrain for all abilities. But if a lift ticket to Big Sky is out of the budget, and you already know Bridger …
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This will help builders and developers in Bozeman perhaps get more housing projects going with less red tape. Bozeman city commissioners approve change to city development review By Nora Shelly Bozeman Chronicle Oct 6, 2022 In a move similar to several others in the last couple months, Bozeman city commissioners voted this week to streamline …
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Better overall housing policy is needed to allow more affordable housing to be built. Bozeman commissioners greenlight new affordable housing policy by Nora Shelly Bozeman Chronicle Aug 24, 2022 It’s worth trying. That was the reasoning a few commissioners pointed to Tuesday night when voting to approve a new affordable housing ordinance that focuses on …
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