Townsend
Townsend, MT · Real Estate
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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...
usbusinessnews.com
Expert Property Restoration Services in Southwest Montana: Paul Davis Delivers Quality & Peace of Mind
BOZEMAN, Mont., October 15, 2025. Paul Davis Restoration of Southwest Montana is redefining what property owners can expect from a restoration partner. The locally owned, veteran‑led team brings a blend of technical rigor, disciplined project management, and genuine empathy to fire, water, smoke, mold, and specialty cleaning projects for homes and businesses across the region. The result is a premium, concierge‑style experience that restores both property and peace of mind.
homenewsnow.com
Bozeman, Montana: Home of Gibson Acoustic, Music Villa and now — Arhaus
BOZEMAN, Mont. — Gibson Acoustic, Music Villa and now — finally — Arhaus. These landmarks in music — one a guitar manufacturer and the other a legendary musical instrument store — and last but not least furniture retailing — are now part of this community, population 58,000, just under two hours north of Yellowstone National Park.
montanarightnow.com
Habitat for Humanity ReStore sees growing revenue, plans for expansion in Belgrade
BELGRADE, Mont. – Habitat for Humanity's ReStore in Belgrade is experiencing significant growth and expansion. The store, known for offering discounted construction materials, has seen its revenue increase over the past four years. The store sells secondhand clothing, home decor, appliances, construction and building supplies and tools. "A lot...
montanarightnow.com
Water resources and housing: Bozeman voters to decide on WARD initiative
BOZEMAN, Mont. – Voters in Bozeman are set to decide on a local initiative known as "WARD," which aims to promote affordable housing in the city, but opinions are divided on its approach. WARD stands for Water Adequacy for Residential Development. “Our position is that so much of our...
Fairfield Sun Times
Bozeman mayoral candidates discuss housing and city services
BOZEMAN, Mont. – Three candidates are in the running to become the next mayor of Bozeman: Brendan O’Connor, John Meyer and Douglas Fischer. Notably, current mayor Terry Cunningham has chosen not to run for re-election. O’Connor, a custodian at Montana State University and owner of a cleaning business,...
montanarightnow.com
Bozeman mayoral candidates discuss housing and city services
BOZEMAN, Mont. – Three candidates are in the running to become the next mayor of Bozeman: Brendan O’Connor, John Meyer and Douglas Fischer. Notably, current mayor Terry Cunningham has chosen not to run for re-election. O’Connor, a custodian at Montana State University and owner of a cleaning business,...
bozemanmagazine.com
Best Time of the Year to Buy or Sell
As the weather cools and the holidays approach, many homeowners start to wonder if it’s worth listing their home now—or if they should wait until spring. Buyers, on the other hand, often ask, When’s the best time of year to make a move?. To help answer that,...
NBCMontana
Builders, real estate agents spend big in attempt to defeat ballot initiative
The most expensive race on a Montana ballot this fall isn’t about candidates; it’s about water and rent in one of the state’s most expensive communities. Spending on Bozeman’s Water Adequacy for Residential Development initiative, or WARD, is expected to hit $200,000 by month’s end, with most of the money coming from building and real estate organizations that say the measure will deliver the exact opposite of what petitioners promise.
Montana Free Press
Builders, real estate agents spend big in attempt to defeat ballot initiative
The most expensive race on a Montana ballot this fall isn’t about candidates; it’s about water and rent in one of the state’s most expensive communities. Spending on Bozeman’s Water Adequacy for Residential Development initiative, or WARD, is expected to hit $200,000 by month’s end, with most of the money coming from building and real estate organizations that say the measure will deliver the exact opposite of what petitioners promise.