Belgrade is taking steps to try to enliven the downtown area – one holdback is that much of the land on the south side of Main Street is BNSF land. Will be interesting to see how effective this is. Belgrade City Council OKs TIF district to boost downtown Michael Tucker, Jun 8, 2017 Belgrade News …
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It will be interesting to see how the City of Belgrade sides on this issue. Growing pains are being felt valley wide. Ryen Glenn residents rise up against zoning change for rental buildings by Michael Tucker,Jun 29, 2017 Belgrade News A standing-room only crowd got their wish to quash a developer’s proposal to build more …
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Has the commission gone too far? Time will tell… Bozeman commission plans to ban new full-time vacation rentals in all residential zones By Eric Dietrich Chronicle Staff Writer Jun 23, 2017 17 City commissioners forged ahead Thursday evening with an effort to regulate Airbnb-style short-term rentals in Bozeman, endorsing language that would forbid new vacation …
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While we do not have either of these two stores in Bozeman, the effect is real. I see this as a direct comparison to living close to Bozeman’s vibrant Main Street and all the fabulous shops, restaurants, eateries and events that the area offers. Living near these 2 stores boosts a home’s value – Whole …
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Considering a new home from scratch. Here are some great suggestions for designing your new abode. From the June 9th edition of Mansion Global. Five Checklist Items to Include If You’re Building a New Home By ANNE MACHALINSKI Originally published on June 09, 2017 For people who have decided to build rather than buy a …
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Fannie to Loosen Mortgage Requirements Daily Real Estate News | Wednesday, June 07, 2017 Government-sponsored financing giant Fannie Mae will ease its requirements next month, raising its debt-to-income ceiling from 45 percent to 50 percent on July 29. The move could pave the way for a larger number of new buyers to qualify for a …
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The city commission yet again has tabled the discussion on the vacation rental issue, this time until June 22nd. Below are two articles that recently ran in the Bozeman Daily Chronicle. Bozeman commissioners delay decision on vacation rentals By Eric Dietrich Chronicle Staff Writer May 22, 2017 After several hours of public comment Monday …
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Montana State University in Bozeman, Montana is growing with the installation of the new parking garage, and that is getting its own special spin thanks to the creatives and artists at the school. Looking forward to checking out this new collaborative art project. International street artist’s mural launches MSU parking garage public art initiative Wednesday …
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Belgrade is growing and the city is taking steps to try to grow with the population. This safety levy is just one of many that we’ll likely see coming down the pipe as the area adds new homes and people. Voters approve safety mill levy Michael Tucker, editor May 4, 2017 Belgrade voters resoundingly approved …
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Bozeman, Montana is growing and the community has just welcomed a new high school and an existing high school renovation into the mix. This will affect property taxes but will give more space for students to learn and grow. It will also cause there to be more redistricting. The groundbreaking will likely come in 2018. …
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