Cameron
Cameron, MT · Real Estate
KBZK News
Virginia City business owners say state lease increases could force historic operations to close
Fairfield Sun Times
Developer plans 556 homes off Jackrabbit Lane
A large neighborhood built around parks and intended to be affordable for middle-class people is planned off Jackrabbit Lane and West Cameron Bridge Road in Belgrade. The neighborhood would be called The Foundry, offered by Bozeman-based Venture West Development, and would include about 556 attached and detached homes on lots less than 1/2-acre each, spread out over 36.186 acres.
Fairfield Sun Times
Bozeman codifies tenant counsel right, funds Montana's first rental mediation program
The Bozeman City Commission has unanimously passed a resolution provisionally adopting goals and an ordinance codifying a tenant’s "right to counsel" and funding for a landlord/tenant mediation program. A second reading of the policy is scheduled for sometime in the next two weeks. The program, developed largely from a...
madisoniannews.com
Montana Heritage Commission to cancel and rework concessionaire contracts in Virginia City on Dec. 15
Concessionaires in Virginia City who operate in properties managed by the Montana Heritage Commission (MHC) have recently learned that the Department of Commerce (DOC) is planning to cancel their contracts and present new terms as part of their end of year review. For Kirk and Shauna Belding, who operate Bob’s Pizza, the cancellation comes five years into their second 20 year lease of the property.
Montana Updates
New Funding to Support 160 Affordable Homes in Billings, Miles City, and Other Montana Communities
On November 26, 2025, the Montana Department of Commerce announced that the Montana Board of Housing has allocated more than $39 million in federal housing tax credits to five developers. The funding will support the construction or rehabilitation of 160 affordable homes in Billings, Kalispell, Livingston, Miles City, and Missoula. The projects are intended to increase housing options for families and seniors in Montana.
KBZK News
Bozeman's largest master-planned development takes shape with housing, retail on Huffine Lane
KBZK News
Bozeman real estate agents warn of rising cybersecurity threats
bozemanmagazine.com
Profile Of Homebuyers Buyers & Sellers
The National Association of REALTORS® recently released its annual profile of Home Buyers and Sellers. These are national, not local numbers, but Bozeman’s market shows many similarities. Here are a few of the highlights. On a national level, first-time home buyers fell to just 21% of the market—the...
Fairfield Sun Times
'Eyes are on this fight': Residents, union protest amid mobile home parks' uncertain futures
“Twas the weeks before Christmas, both parks in despair, not a manager stirred — not a soul seemed to care,” approximately 20 people read together Wednesday in King Arthur mobile home park, in a parody of the 1823 holiday poem “A Visit from St. Nicholas”. King...
Montana Insights
Questioning the Housing Market: A Glance at Overdevelopment and Stagnant Sales
In the real estate market, a peculiar trend is being observed. Developers are continuously building high-priced homes, despite a seeming lack of buyers. This observation was made at an open house event, which reportedly had no potential buyers in attendance. The question that arises from this scenario is whether there is a substantial market for these expensive homes. This trend is particularly noticeable in areas where every last field is being converted into a residential property.
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Big Sky Real Estate Collective donates $84,353 to community needs
The Big Sky Real Estate Collective, an association of realtors from various local agencies, announced in a press release that the group awarded $84,353 to four Big Sky nonprofits through its 2024 giving program, supporting community health, food security, mental wellness and environmental sustainability. Members of the collective contribute 1%...
Fairfield Sun Times
$39 million in federal housing tax credits given to Montana housing developers
Mont. – The Montana Board of Housing allocated $39 million in federal housing tax credits to five developers to build new or rehabilitate 160 affordable homes in Billings, Kalispell, Livingston, Miles City and Missoula. The following developers were awarded federal housing tax credits according to the Montana Department of...