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SPG Acquires Property Specialist Proper in Montana
Specialty Program Group LLC has acquired Proper Insurance headquartered in Bozeman, Montana. As part of the transaction, Michael Grimland has been named president of Proper. Grimland will lead the business and oversee day-to-day operations, underwriting strategy and continued development of the platform. Grimland has been with Proper Insurance since 2017 and previously served as director of operations.
KBZK News
Bozeman bookstore owner watches high-rise development close in: 'I feel like the house in Up'
Q2 News
Bozeman mobile home unions rally in Billings, demand meeting with property owner
explorebigsky.com
Hammond Property Management becomes Confluence Community Management in Big Sky
After nearly three decades as one of Big Sky’s trusted names in property and association support, Hammond Property Management has officially become Confluence Community Management—a new name that signals both continuity and a broader, community-first mission. Leading the transition is Mike Palmer, the company’s new owner and former...
Fairfield Sun Times
City rezones land for affordable housing project
Belgrade councilmembers voted unanimously to rezone 14.77 acres for a 320-unit, income-restricted housing project called Copper Ranch Apartments just south of the airport. The apartment complex is planned for the east side of Depot Drive and South of Frontage Road, near the Yellowstone Landing Apartments and east of the Yellowstone Airport Plaza area, according to a city staff report. The property there would be deed-restricted affordable housing, Belgrade Senior Planner Brad Stein told the council on Jan. 20.
KBZK News
Local author explores Montana's rural gentrification in award-winning novel
Daily Surprise
Exclusive enclaves in Montana, such as the Yellowstone Club, are proliferating Over the last five years, home prices have vaulted nearly 70 #bigsky
bozemanmagazine.com
2025 Year End Bozeman Real Estate Market Report
Hopefully, your 2026 is off to a great start! As we progress into the New Year, it’s time to look back at how the real estate market fared in 2025. Overall, the year saw improving inventory, cautious buyer interest, and continued affordability challenges as interest rates remained higher than many hoped for. The fourth quarter saw some momentum build as rates dipped slightly and buyer interest continued.
Fairfield Sun Times
Folkvord family sells Three Forks' historic Sacajawea Hotel to Bozeman family
THREE FORKS — The historic Sacajawea Hotel in Three Forks has been sold to a Bozeman family, the Folkvord family announced Tuesday night. The 1910 hotel has been purchased by the Sheckletons, who own and operate hotels and RV parks in Bozeman, Ennis, Livingston, Gardiner and Butte under Starry Night Lodging, per a release from the Folkvords. The Folkvords, who founded Wheat Montana Farms and Bakery in 1990, bought the Sacajawea property in 2009 from a group that included players from the Oakland Raiders football team.