Despite the fact that the Belgrade Library has had times of budget shortfall, it has done well with the resources at hand. The library was just name the best small library in American by the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation and the Library Journal. Community Celebrates Library Award By Hannah Stiff, Belgrade News Friday, February …
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The discussion about where the expanded Bozeman Cops and Courts facility will be built has come full circle. After a defeat by voters of a bond to build the facility off North Rouse, it seems that the discussion is building for the facility to be built in tandem with Gallatin County off South 19th – …
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The housing affordability issue is becoming a hot button issue in Bozeman. The City has hired a consultant to give them suggestions – and a summary of their ideas is contained in the below article. The ideas will be presented to the Bozeman City Commission on Monday, February 9 at 6pm. A few of my …
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This list was published along with an article in late January 2015 by the Bozeman Daily Chronicle – outlining a variety of home loan assistance programs. RD Loans are not listed on this list and are another great resource…. List of Resources courtesy of the Bozeman Daily Chronicle – January 24, 2015 Note: Most of …
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Bozeman wins yet another ranking contest. Eric Dietrich, Chronicle Staff Writer, Bozeman Daily Chronicle Posted: Monday, January 26, 2015 8:00 pm Bozeman has been ranked as the 11th-best mid-sized American city to live in by a “Top 100 Best Places to Live” index published this month by Livability.com.Three other Montana cities made the list: Missoula, …
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I heard an interesting story on Nightly Business Report (PBS) last night that got my wheels turning a bit. According to one of their sources, the drop in gas prices puts approximately $100 into the pocket of the average first time home buyer per month. With historically low interest rates, this can equate to a …
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It’s interesting to take a yearly cross section – an assessment if you will – of what the biggest hot button issues for a community are and then bundle them together for study. It gives across section of where a community stands in growth and involvement. I found this article very enlightening – especially the …
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The City of Bozeman is wrestling with the concept of affordable housing. We’re booming – and prices of homes continue to rise. What is to be done? The City is looking for input. This article has a link at the bottom to a SurveyMonkey that the city is looking for input on. More meetings to …
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A long history of bank possession is now over for the Historic Story Mill buildings. With the creation of a new community park just to the west on land purchased by the Trust for Public land, the vision for this area is finally coming clear. Excited to see what Mike Schlegel has is mind for …
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All real estate is local – that being said, the rental market in the Bozeman area and greater Gallatin including Big Sky is extremely tight right now. Rents are rising due to demand issues. It’s interesting to see this happening all over the nation. Ask yourself…is it time to buy and get out of the …
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