In other news, last night’s City Commission meeting saw an approval to send the new law and justice center to public bond vote in November. More about the center below…. Law and justice price tag set at $71.5 million By Troy Carter 6-12-16 After months of preparation, local officials in Bozeman said the price tag …
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Many concerned owners, neighbors and property managers showed up at the City of Bozeman Commission meeting last night to pipe up about the City’s discussion about where vacation rentals go from here. City commission holds initial discussion on vacation rental regulation – Bozeman Daily Chronicle By Eric Dietrich 6-12-16 Regulating vacation rentals, if that’s what …
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It has been over 7 years since the economic development plan has been updated for the City of Bozeman -it was last updated in the middle of the Recession – it will be interesting to see where they go with this next iteration of the plan. The city of Bozeman will soon update its economic …
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Traffic in Bozeman continues to increase and it is becoming evident that some of our roadways are not capable of handling continued growth in their current configuration. The City of Bozeman commission considered both an expansion on Main Street and an expansion on Oak Street. The Oak Street option is more favorable to the commission …
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The houses at the corner of Peach and Rouse were demolished this past week – the realignment has begun. Most construction to widen Rouse Avenue in north Bozeman is still a summer or two away, but preparations are already changing the scenery along the road, says the Montana Department of Transportation. This week, two aging …
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Montana State University gets Bozeman onto another top ten list – top 10 colleges for those who love to ski. Not so sure about the bit about kite skiing across campus (author may never have been here) but still plenty of snow time to balance out a rigorous class schedule. Montana State University: This school …
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The City of Bozeman has been dealing with vacation rentals by not dealing with vacation rentals. Now the City Commission wants to make it cumbersome and difficult for property owners to rent their properties on sites like VRBO and AirBnB. I think it makes more sense to create a licensing option through application and license …
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Bozeman ranked amongst 16 suggestions in a December 2015 Article in the Los Angeles Times of places to see in 2016. Other destinations included Botswana, Cartagena, Dublin, Harlem, Iran, Myanmar, Natchez (MS) and Orange County. Below is the paragraph from the article showcasing Bozeman. Bozeman makes a great gateway to Yellowstone National Park 80 miles …
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Big Sky residents recently voted to support on a school bond to allow for completion of the Ophir Elementary School facility. A recent article by Explore Big Sky about the passing of the initiative can be found below. By Amanda Eggert EBS Staff Writer May 14, 2016 BIG SKY – The Big Sky School District …
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The year is zipping past, and we’re already halfway through Quarter 2, 2016! The market is going gangbusters – it will be interesting to see where we sit for Quarter 2 once completed. Quarter 1 proved to be a banner one in most segments of the market – with a few exceptions. Please enjoy this …
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