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Acton, MT · Real Estate
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New wave of restaurants adds global flavor and cultural diversity to downtown Billings
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Billings Real Estate Tax Tips: How to Use Tax-Free Exchanges for Montana Farms & Rentals
Are you considering swapping an investment property, farm, or business location in Montana? In this week’s Tax Tip Tuesday, brought to you by Laser 1040, we clarify the often-misunderstood rules surrounding tax-free real estate exchanges. To successfully defer your taxes through an exchange, you must follow specific IRS requirements...
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Downtown Billings housing: a humble mid-rise is still a start.
Most American cities, large and small, have experienced such a revitalization of their downtowns since the year 1990 that they’re basically unrecognizable. Districts formerly presented one carless corridor after another, with panoplies of edifices groaning from varying levels of neglect and decay. Most of them today have considerably more going on than they did 35 years ago. The contemporary downtown may simply offer an array of dining and entertainment options, so that the evening activity complements the daytime service-sector office jobs (the latter never fully departed most downtowns). Then again, that same downtown may also feature countless residences in multifamily buildings (apartments and condominiums), so that workers can walk from the office to happy hour and dinner and then their homes. Simply put, even if the first few years of COVID-related business closures imposed some serious setbacks upon which many central business districts are still recovering, few if any downtowns are in worse shape than they were in back then. Though I lack the experience to forge a before/after comparison, I’d argue the same for downtown Billings. The largest city in Montana has restaurants and hotels downtown, and, through a brief visit last spring, I espied downtown Billings housing.
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Billings woman discovers problem in her property-tax appraisal
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Colonial Apartments preservation bid likely dead as Riverstone Health reaffirms purchase
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Billings City Council votes unanimously to lower construction permitting fees
Starting March 2, individuals building homes, adding on, or starting commercial projects in Billings will pay less for building permits. The city council approved a resolution that reduces electrical, plumbing, mechanical, and fire system permit fees by approximately 23% to 31%.
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Billings City Council votes unanimously to lower construction permitting fees
Starting March 2, individuals building homes, adding on, or starting commercial projects in Billings will pay less for building permits. The city council approved a resolution that reduces electrical, plumbing, mechanical, and fire system permit fees by approximately 23% to 31%.
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Click n’ Close Names Rachel Fatino Director of Correspondent Operations
ADDISON, Texas, Feb. 24, 2026 (SEND2PRESS NEWSWIRE) — Click n’ Close, a multi-state mortgage lender, today announced that mortgage industry veteran Rachel Fatino has joined the company as director of correspondent operations. In this role, Fatino will lead pipeline strategy, operational performance and partner engagement initiatives to support continued growth across the correspondent channel.