Real Estate

If buying a home in Montana has become a pipedream due to soaring real estate prices, take solace in the fact there are several small communities where you can still get a single family home for about $100K. In fact, we found a surprising number of affordable options across Montana.

If you own property in Montana, taxes can be a bit steep depending. However, it's almost that time of year again, and we have a date you need to know.

Got an extra $899,000 lying around? Better snap up this 1.01 acre of land on Flathead Lake before some out-of-stater snags it.

We all know that living in Bozeman is expensive, however, someone on the internet thought it would be funny to poke a little fun at the housing situation here.

There's nearly an entire block of prime real estate on West Mendenhall in Bozeman that has absolutely zero going on. It used to have a hotel, bar, casino, and a couple of fairly loved restaurants. Now, most of it is a parking lot for nothing.

If you've ever wanted to own a home on the National Register of Historic Places, this 7,000+ square foot Billings, Montana mansion might be the best deal in the entire state. Although this lovely home is still out of most people's price range, it really is a Montana "bargain" at $169 per square foot.

If I had the money, this prime piece of land south of the MSU football stadium would be mine - and it would become the most insane, seasonal 'tailgate city' the world has ever seen.

Montanans are more savvy about winning the lottery than I would have guessed. With another ginormous jackpot on our hands, chatter about "what I'd do with the money" is on everyone's mind.

The stunning home that was Marcus Daly's headquarters is remodeled and currently for sale. It's REALLY big and really gorgeous. This listing says it can sleep 32 people.

You probably do since it wasn't that long ago. Bozeman area home prices "back in the good old days" still enjoyed a slow and steady value increase. But it's nothing like the meteoric rise we've seen in the last few years.

Houses are at a premium in Bozeman and Montana, and over the last few years, the prices have soared. So, is there light at the end of the tunnel? That depends.

Island life is not what comes to mind when thinking about Montana. We've got some terrific lakes, reservoirs, and rivers...but islands? Indeed, and some of them are breathtaking.