Montana Real Estate

When I was growing up in Montana occasionally my dad would point to a home and say, "That's a million-dollar home right there."

With a vacancy rate hovering between one and two percent, rent increases in Missoula and in all of Montana are garnering national attention.

The answer is "a lot." 37.84% according to Moody's Analytics— check out this article from Fortune to see for yourself, but it's behind a paywall, so maybe take my word for it. Many Missoulians are hoping that our housing will become more affordable. Lucky for them...

UPDATE: The old Kings Hat Café and the building in front of it on the corner of Glacier Drive and Highway 93 will be sold at Public Auction in Missoula on October 26th. Minimum bids change as well.

Ever dream of owning your own island?

Could inflatable housing be the solution to affordable housing? Maybe inflatable housing could also help with inflation?

Over 6,000 square feet of space and a blank canvas for your dreams, this 1930 gymnasium in the heart of southwestern Montana seems like a bargain.

If you drive down Montana Avenue and pass the turn to the 90 Business Loop at North 18th Street and continue to the dead end, you would never know there's a luxury condo unit nearby.

According to a recent article in the San Francisco Chronicle, the Missoula housing market is eerily similar to the San Francisco market.

I would totally live in this old church in Glendive, but only if I can buy a pipe organ to go with it.