Prospera Business Network has just released their Quarter 3 Cost of Living Index for the Bozeman area. This is a very interesting comparison on how we stack up against other areas – including larger metropolitan communities. Bozeman’s Cost of Living at Two Percent Above the National Average, Housing 16 Percent Above Average for Third Quarter …
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This is amazing news – more world class outdoor activities blossoming in the Bozeman area. And a perfect use for the recently acquired Crosscut Ranch. Can’t wait to ski the new trails! Bohart Ranch, Crosscut Ranch Sold – Purchaser Bridger Biathlon Club to create 500-acre Nordic ski facility by Ben Pierce, Bozeman Daily Chronicle. November …
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The market statistics keep strengthening, even into the final quarter of 2014. It looks to be a banner year for most areas of the valley. Some huge appreciation numbers YTD being posted in Big Sky and Belgrade. However, Manhattan and Three Forks median prices are off a bit. But their median list to sales price …
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Trends change – here is what the next generation of homebuyers are currently looking for in properties. What Millennial Buyers Want (Now) – October 2014 | By Barbara Ballinger Realtor.org http://realtormag.realtor.org/home-and-design/architecture-coach/article/2014/10/what-millennial-buyers-want-now Who cares what baby boomers or generation Xers want these days in home features, interior design, and outdoor space? The cohort now poised to …
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The Greater Gallatin Watershed Council is a nonprofit organization that works with local volunteers, students, and other organizations to bring water quality monitoring, stream restoration, and watershed education to the Gallatin Valley with the goal of improving water quality for all. They held a canal tour last month and offered this summary in their most …
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Homeowners can be smart about conserving electricity, saving money and resources…or not. Amazingly, many of the ‘new’ technologies that we use in our homes are major energy wasters – even when they appear to be turned off. This is an interesting article about what you can do to save energy and thicken your wallet. Don’t …
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The Central Valley Fire Department station in downtown Belgrade as been a topic of conversation frequently over the past few years. Now it appears that there is opportunity to move the station to Airport land, leaving a fire station shell in downtown Belgrade. Will Belgrade ever create their own fire force? Only time will tell. …
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This article was published in the October 21 edition of the Bozeman Daily Chronicle. It will be interesting to see what effect this has to the development of raw land that is outside city services and is not part of a community water system. Exempt well ruling goes against unrestrained development Laura Lundquist, Chronicle Staff …
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The City of Bozeman is looking to expand its attractiveness as a hub for conventions in Montana. In many ways it makes sense – however, how involved does the City actually need to get in this process? We shall see what their opinion is on this as time progresses. Another viable option is the Event …
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Second go at purchasing the privately run utility in the Four Corners area. If this is not a success, the district will be disbanded. Link to full article>> by Michael Tucker, Belgrade News While residents were on hand Tuesday to complain to the Gallatin County Commission Tuesday about an annual tax levy by the Four …
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