Real Estate

A legendary bar in Montana is closing after nearly a century. The iconic bar in Roscoe is shutting its doors, and it is also for sale.

From marble floors to mountain views, this newly listed mega-mansion is Montana real estate at its most extravagant.

Is Montana's most expensive city starting to see a change in its cost of living?

Thinking about buying a home in Montana? Before you get yourself a realtor, you might want to do a little research.

Hasn't everyone dreamed about living in a lighthouse, manning the lights and horns for ships off the coast? If you fancy unusual real estate and don't mind a fixer-upper from 1874, there is a lighthouse in Connecticut up for auction.

While people continue to move to Montana, many Montanans are moving elsewhere. So, which state are Montanans moving to the most?

Montana continues to change as more wealthy out-of-staters move to Big Sky Country, but which towns have been affected the most?

Sure, real estate prices in Bozeman have been high for many years now. But it's shocking to see how long the median asking price for a home in Bozeman has been over $1 million dollars.

For those looking to buy a home in Montana, new data suggests that if your an average Montanan it may take some time to save for a down payment.

Montana is known as the Last Best Place, and for those with money, that very well may be the case. Check out the 10 Richest Neighborhoods in Montana.

For those considering making the move to Montana, you might want to re-think that before you pack up and head this way.

Bozeman, Montana feels like the global hub of fancy, new condominium developments. The last several years have seen many massive projects built and completed. (Some far more tolerable than others, in my opinion.) But many more are on the way, and renting one of these new condos is not cheap.