This is an excellent little article – soon to be a series – published by the folks over at Bozeman Magazine. Living in a place like southwestern Montana, it’s hard to believe that sometimes we forget reasons that we moved here or continue to reside here. I like the idea of Fresh Eyes – what …
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As we approach the end of 2013, the data trickling in is showing that this was quite the year for real estate in Southwest Montana. Official data through November 30 shows we’re on track for setting records in many areas for appreciation and number of units sold. Bozeman: Median Sales Prices Single Family homes in …
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On a local note, median sales prices rose in five out of the six markets that we track when comparing through June 2013 versus 2012. In the Bozeman city limits, there was a 7% increase to $279,900; Bozeman area outside city limits improved 15% to $344,000; Belgrade rose 12% to $190,000; Manhattan/ Three Forks grew …
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Real estate taxes and the methodology that creates the final numbers can be confusing and frustrating at times – but it is a pill we have to swallow. The last cycle for property appraisal in Montana was in 2008 – and things have a tendency to shift in the six year cycles between appraisals. Our …
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Back to the country – Montana is seeing quite a few younger folks leaving the city for life in the country. by Tom Lutey, Associated Press BRUSETT — It’s 9 a.m. and the vast Eastern Montana prairie in Casey Coulter’s windshield is giving way to piney hills and the snowcapped Little Rocky Mountains, which the …
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This is an interesting little piece that, though not directly related to real estate, is something that can commonly happen in any sales transaction. The dreaded Buyers Remorse – just what is it and what causes it exactly? Taken and adapted from the March issue of Bozeman Magazine – article by Tom at Small Town …
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Water issues are front and center in Montana right now. This well bill will hopefully help ease some tensions that have been rising lately. On Wednesday, legislators struggled with the recurring issue of water well exemptions in an effort to stave off the increasing conflict between developers and landowners and water rights holders, including agricultural …
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Gallatin Association of Realtors held an informational session for their Realtor® members today about market statistics for 2012. In addition to the yearly market recap, a sub-theme of the discussion was for everyone to share their views of how they personally are seeing the market react and try to identify where the market is heading …
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Westlake Park is located between Baxter Lane and East Valley Center Road, close to both Bozeman and Four Corners. The subdivision features large custom-built homes on large lots, most over an acre, with stunning mountain range views. Westlake Park feels private and remote but is still only a 10-minute drive to Downtown Bozeman. Westlake Park …
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The North Star subdivision is located on the westside of Bozeman, in Four Corners. The subdivision features well-maintained homes, several parks and playgrounds, common open space, and recreational trails throughout. North Star is located in close proximity to Huffine Lane, Jackrabbit Lane and Highway 191, providing easy access to Downtown Bozeman, Belgrade, and Big Sky. …
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