Real Estate

If you're in the market for a new home, especially if you are a first-time buyer, you don't want to make any mistakes that could cost you getting your dream home.

Single-family listings actually decreased last month compared to a year ago, and the median sales price decreased in November 1.2%, from $425,163 to $420,000. Here's a breakdown on Gallatin Valley real estate statistics from the Gallatin Association of Realtors.

This Belgrade single level home in the Ryen Glen Subdivision just hit the market today (Dec 12).

The real estate market in the Bozeman area continues to remain strong. But will that continue?

Dina Emmert from Your Home Team and Fairway Independent Mortgage Company have teamed up to bring Santa to town tomorrow! Here's where you can find him:

I always hear there's nothing available on the real estate market in Bozeman for under $400,000. But apparently, that's not so.

Numbers released through October 2019 show that Gallatin Valley home sales remain strong. New listings, pending sales, and closed sales for single-family homes are all up over last year at this time.

Belgrade continues to see housing prices rise as more people move to the city.

The cost of home ownership continues to rise here in Gallatin County as more and more people relocate to the area.

Single family home sale prices jumped in August around Gallatin County. The median sales price was $465,500, an increase of 7.9% over August of 2018.

This event is an opportunity for the community to tour newly constructed homes throughout the Gallatin Valley and meet the professionals who built them.

Let's take a tour of Montana, shall we? Priced out of the Bozeman real estate market? Perhaps some perspective from across the state might inspire a move.