housing

The cost of living in Montana is driven by the cost of housing. What about getting a good job that INCLUDED housing? Montana companies desperately need to fill some positions so they're willing to offer free or very low-cost housing options that come along with the gig.

Montana has a housing issue, however, could there be light at the end of the tunnel? Possibly, but it would result in a shake-up in the economy. Is it worth it?

I had a very interesting conversation yesterday with a friend I hadn't seen in months. We hadn't seen each other because she and her husband moved from Bozeman to Butte.

In Montana, we're seeing record-setting prices on, well, everything. That got me thinking a bit and here are 3 options for you to choose from, just pick one

Most every morning when I leave for work, I head to my local convenience store to grab a Diet Dr. Pepper. On the way there, I drive by what looks like a little make shift RV refuge and it appears to be growing...quickly. What started out as a couple of campers, has turned into multiple campers, a few motorhomes, and a tent or two.

Indoor basketball court? Gym? Pool? Spa? You'll find that and more at Billings most expensive home listing.

720 new apartment units are coming to the West End. Can Billings renters afford them?

You'll be hard-pressed to find a bargain in Ennis, Montana these days if you're looking to avoid Bozeman's out of control prices. One of my favorite little towns on the planet is commanding some serious cash for major fixer-uppers.

From $2.7 million to $74,000 here are the highest priced and lowest priced homes currently for sale in Billings.

This 1,022 sq. ft. single family home is now the least expensive in Bozeman (as of the end of January 2020). It can be yours for $379,000. That makes it $371 per square foot.

Find out the average salary required to purchase an average home in Montana.

This is something you don't see every day in Bozeman. There's a free house on Craigslist.