October 29th, 2026

Downtown Bozeman Homes For Sale

723 Sth 3rd Historic Downtown Bozeman Homes For Sale

Q3 2026 Bozeman Homes Within City Limits, $970,000 – Inventory, 110 Homes

PERIOD PRICE FOR SALE
Q3 2026 $970,000 110
Q3 2025 $905,000 128
Q3 2024 $810,000 128
Q3 2023 $823,500 113
Q3 2022 $850,000 88

Home Prices Up in Downtown Bozeman

Photo of chart of history of downtown Bozeman, MT home sales median price to Q3 2026.
Chart 1: history of downtown Bozeman, MT home sales median price to Q3 2026.

At the end of Q3 2026, in-city home prices rose ⇑ 65,000 or ⇑ 6.7% from the Q3 2025 price.

Looking Back

In the beginning of the decade, as Covid-19 was hitting our shores, home prices dropped $30,000, from January 2020’s $535,000 to October 2020’s $505,000.

Following this, sales price rose from the $505,000 of October 2020, to September 2022’s $987,500, a ⇑ $482,500 or ⇑ 49% increase.

From Q2 2022 to Q3 2022, the downtown price dropped from $950,000 to $850,000, a ⇓ $100,000 or ⇓ 11.8% drop in just one quarter.

September 2022’s median sales price topped, by $12,500, October 2021’s previous record high.

Since Q2 2022’s record price and steep decline, price has just begun increasing but remains more than $150,000 below that of Q2 2022.

Photo of History of in-city Bozeman homes, days on market (DOM) & median home sale price.
Chart 2: History to Q3 2026 of in-city Bozeman homes, days on market (DOM) & median home sale price.

‘Check out the cost of a Bozeman home.

With Covid-19’s national housing shakeup Bozeman’s home rush has contributed to the greatest rise in population since gold rush days and a significant increase in the desire to live in downtown Bozeman, Montana.

Chart 2: Presently, Days on Market (DOM) Q3 2026 are 16 until close.

DOM, Q3 2025 was 21.

Going Back: Q3 2024 DOM was 13. Q3 2023 was 9, and Q3 2022 was 12.

Q4 2024: the number of homes for sale, downtown Bozeman was 41.

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Bozeman’s downtown has a history filled with gentlemen, prostitutes, mountain men, ladies, business men and women, ruffians, and a host of other colorful figures.

In 1864, John Bozeman, William Beall, and Daniel Rouse platted Bozeman.

Just behind them in 1866 was Nelson Story, who entered the Bozeman scene, wrangling 3,000 (some say more, some less) Texas Longhorn cattle into Montana Territory.

As you drive the streets looking for homes, chances are you’ll be traveling a street named for one of Bozeman’s famous, or infamous, pioneers.

Downtown Bozeman, Montana, one of the few remaining American towns boasting a plethora of key lifestyle ingredients:

Enjoy living in the heart of Bozeman’s downtown and historic district:

  • Savor life within walking distance of downtown Bozeman, Montana.
  • Stroll to downtown Bozeman Dining, shopping, even the Christmas parade!
  • Find easy access to cycling and running trails.
  • Walk or ride to schools, the University, and cultural activities!

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