There is a verifyable building boom going on in the Gallatin Valley. The City of Bozeman Planning department hit the one day record for building permit submissions last week. Reported by Erin Stauttaher in the Bozeman Daily Chronicle… Bozeman planning department sets one-day record for building permit submissions ERIN SCHATTAUER, Chronicle Staff Writer The city …
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PureWest Christie’s International Real Estate in Bozeman recently held a Mortgage Basics discussion, hosted by Mortgage Broker Sherrie Kitto of Rocky Mountain Bank. The class reviewed the basics of what programs available on the mortgage market. As interest rates increase, the variety of loan programs available to buyers becomes more attractive. Some offer very low …
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The Gallatin Association of Realtors recently hosted an informational session on the ‘State of the Market’ – featuring statistics for 2013 and trend outlook for the 2014 real estate market. The session focused on the greater Bozeman area, Belgrade, Manhattan – Amsterdam, and Three Forks. Single Family Homes Single family homes are at an inventory …
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Affordable Housing has been a hot button issue in the Big Sky area for years. With luxury housing galore, the folks that provide most of the services to homeowners and visitors alike are relegated to the fringe to find a place to call home. The community is coming together to study the issue and come …
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More on the ongoing story about the City of Bozeman’s sale of property slated for commercial development, located just north of town off N 7th. Terms of the North Park Sale Released Jason Bacaj, Chronicle Staff Writer – March 20, 2014 The city of Bozeman has agreed to sell its North Park property to two …
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Big Sky is on the radar – The New York Times just did a concise little column on the resort, and why it has room to grow. Filed under Travel Heads Up. Montana’s Big Sky Resort Gets Bigger By ELAINE GLUSACFEB. 27, 2014 Bigger isn’t always better, but when it comes to ski resorts, size …
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The brewery wall, looming above the intersection of N Wallace and E Tamarack, will soon be torn down. It will be interesting to see what Scala decides to do with the property. Read Full Article Posted: Wednesday, February 12, 2014 5:38 pm ERIN SCHATTAUER, Chronicle Staff Writer | 1 comment The owner of Bozeman’s historic brewery …
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Zoning commission just met on this proposal and was split 2-2. It will be interesting to see where it goes from here. This is not an MSU project. Read Full Article by ERIN SCHATTAUER, Chronicle Staff Writer – January 23, 2014 A proposed housing project near Montana State University is drawing criticism from neighbors who …
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This past week, the Montana Economic Outlook Seminar was presented in Bozeman by the Bureau of Business and Economic Research. The Bureau has been providing economic information about the state of Montana and its local economies for more than half a century. They are based at the University of Montana- Missoula as a branch of …
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The Gallatin Valley is rooted in its river systems. Lewis and Clark came up the Missouri and traveled through this region. The bounty of water in this area has allowed for settlement and growth. Occasionally, these rivers and creeks flood. As a result we have federally regulated floodplains throughout our valley. To learn a bit …
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