Quarter 3 2023 was quite interesting from a numbers vs general market feel perspective – the market has felt like it has been moving at a slower pace but sales were steady – slightly below the volume of 2022 but not by much. Interest rates are having an impact on volume – especially in the …
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The property value appraisal notices have come as a shock to many property owners throughout our area – this below statement from the Montana Association of REALTORS® has been a very helpful piece for multiple clients in helping with understanding how the process works and what the actual ramifications are of dramatically increased tax basis …
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Single Family The slowdown in median sales price appreciation in Southwest Montana for Single Family homes that we have observed since late 2022 spring and that continued throughout the remainder of 2022 and start of 2023 continues to dominate the data. However, there are some very interesting data points worth highlighting. The number of homes …
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So much music, so little time! With several live shows happening every week, we’re here to help you sort out your summer! Red Ants Pants Music Festival – White Sulphur SpringsJuly 27-30Free street dance on Thursday, July 28th Over 20 artists, plus a kids tent, arts & crafts vendors, a beard & mustache competition, artist …
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The County Commission has advanced regulations on floodplain regulations including asking developers to consider channel migration zones when developing in the floodplain. Commission advances modified floodplain regulations by Alex Miller Chronicle Staff Writer Mar 21, 2023 Updates to the Gallatin County floodplain regulations are underway after being delayed to include more regulation on development.The Gallatin …
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The slow down in median sales price appreciation and the decrease of sold units that we began to feel late last spring (and that continued throughout the remainder of 2022 and 2023), has finally started to show up in our data. Quarter 1 2022 was the last quarter that we experienced the intense market pressure …
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There is no shortage of talented artists in Bozeman, Livingston, and Big Sky – as a result, there is an abundance of fantastic artwork for purchase in various subject matter and mediums. If you’re interested in owning a piece of local or regional artwork, there are a variety of fine art galleries in the area. …
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Mid and late winter in southwestern Montana often brings snowstorms and great backcountry fun – but those not interested in gravity sports may be feeling cooped up. Knoff Group Real Estate has assembled a list of our favorite winter strolls to keep the cabin fever at bay. In Bozeman Cherry River is a 1-mile route …
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Warmer weather is upon us here in Montana, which means it’s time for spring skiing and boarding! Knoff Group Real Estate has assembled a list of ski resort end dates and day-pass prices so you can get out there and shred while the vertical getting is good! 2. Bridger Bowl is well known for its …
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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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