The pandemic and remote work are resulting in new real estate trends. We saw a big influx of out-of-town buyers in 2020 that was mainly fueled by the pandemic. I think what is driving home-buying decisions is interesting and we are seeing some new real estate trends
Bozeman continued to be a desirable destination despite the pandemic. While some major cities were shutting down, Bozeman presented a much different picture. Yellowstone National Park saw record numbers of visitors in September and October 2020. Total visitation in 2020 was only down by
Bozeman real estate in 2021 is currently in a seller’s market. From 2019 to 2020, the median sales price increased from *$399,900 to $420,000 and inventory dipped to 0.4 months supply. My prediction is that it’s not going to get any better or less competitive
Matthew Gardner, the Windermere Real Estate Company, gave our company his thoughts on the Economy and the Real Estate Market this week. The summary of his talk is below: Currently the economy is declining a bit and as expected due to Covid. We have recently
Many buyers came flooding into Montana in summer 2020 spurred by the pandemic. They left the chaos and uncertainty of big cities in search of safe, wide-open spaces and relative affordability. It didn’t hurt that shows like “Yellowstone” portrayed Montana as a badass, beautiful and majestic
Belgrade December numbers are in! Let’s take a look at the Belgrade real estate pricing trends of 2019, compare it to trends of previous years of 2017 and 2018 and check the crystal ball for 2020. The following numbers represent all sales in each category
As promised, I have put together a follow-up to my post about Price trends in Bozeman and have applied a similar analysis to just single family, condos, and townhomes in Belgrade. Compare these notes to my Blog about Bozeman Pricing trends published on 11/15. I
Major Considerations It has been a seller’s market for quite some time. Bozeman has an average of 5 people moving here per DAY! So, while home prices are not anything like they are in major coastal cities, they are higher than many expect for close
