Real Estate

Here's a look at the highest-priced home and the lowest-priced home currently on the market in Bozeman.

Prices are nuts. Availability is low. Zillow ain't an exact science but for a ballpark value on every single house I've lived in around here, I thought it would be interesting. Turns out, it's terrifying.

Let's just say I won't be looking to buy a home anytime soon.

For folks who think that housing prices in the Bozeman area are insane--and you're not wrong, by the way. . .

Who said there were no homes out there in the Bozeman area for under $400,000?

This 2019 3 bedroom, 2.5 bath home just hit the market this week and is located in Story Creek Subdivision and has a fully fenced yard with underground sprinklers.

Gallatin County's residential real estate market has continued to hold strong in January 2021.

This 2004 6 bedroom/3.5 bath home is located on the end of a cul-de-sac and offers views of the Bridger Mountains.

With medial sale prices the highest in a decade and sellers almost always receiving their asking price, Gallatin County's residential housing market finished out 2020 strong, according to the Gallatin Association of Realtors.

This new construction allows for your own personal touches, has a wine cooler, custom cabinetry, a five-piece master bathroom, and expansive sunset views overlooking the pond.

With the year coming to a close, it's time to turn our attention to 2021. This past year was a good one for real estate across the country and certainly here in the Bozeman area, where housing prices continue to increase.
Here is Windermere Real Estate's Chief Economist Matthew Gardner with…

Houses for sale still seem to be on the move in Gallatin County, according to the Gallatin Association of Realtors, but inventory still reminds limited for those looking to buy.
“Our market has yet to slow down this holiday season, showing impressive increases in homes sold and sale prices,&Clo…