Big Sky Condos For Sale – Luxury Townhomes
Big Sky Luxury Condominiums and Townhouses – Golf – Ski-In-Ski-Out
| Big Sky Condo Listings Under $500,000 | Big Sky Condo Listings $1 Million To $3 Million |
| Big Sky Condo Listings $500,000 To $1 Million | Big Sky Condo Listings Over $3 Million |
Big Sky Realty Report – ‘Want a Big Sky Home?
Q3 2025 update: Big Sky condo and townhome (includes no homes) price is ⇓ $340,000 to $1,690,000 (from Q3 2024).
Chart 1: The Q2 to Q3 2025 condo and townhome price has also dropped $340,000.
The average residential (condos, townhouses, homes) price has risen to $2,125,000 from the Q2 2025 price of $1,690,000.
Looking back at condos, townhomes, and homes
Near the end of Q4 2024, sales price was up for Big Sky condos and townhomes, $2,000,000 and down for homes, $3,100,000.
Q1 2024: At the beginning of 2024, Big Sky condo/townhome price was $1,895,000 and home price was $2,530,750, up from the Q1 2023 condo/townhome price of $1,150,000; home price was $3,375,000.
In Q1 2022, the condo/townhome price was $780,000 and the home price was $1,2474,431.
In Q3 2025 there are 144 condos, 1 townhome, and 90 homes for sale in Big Sky.
Looking back at just condos and townhomes (always very few townhomes), 2020 to 2022:
From the end of Q3 2020, townhouse prices increased from $890,000 to $1,870,000, up ⇑ 52.4% or a ⇑ $980,000 increase in the 27 months.
After the Coronavirus scare took hold of the country in March 2020, people began leaving urban areas for less populated suburban and rural regions like Big Sky, MT.
By Q2 2020, justifiable fears of catching Covid, especially in large, regional centers, coupled with favorable spring weather motivated scores to seek less populated recreational regions like Big Sky, driving up condo and townhome prices.
From Q1 2020 to Q1 2021, condo and townhome prices rose, moving from $397,500 to $1,087,500, a ⇑ $690,000, ⇑ 63% increase in just 12 months.
Chart 2: Big Sky condo, townhome, and home closed sales history: Closed sales began their upward trend in Q2 2020 and skyrocketed until beginning a downward trend in Q4 2020.
Overall, closed sales have been decreasing for the most part ever since Q2 2020.
Days on Market fluctuates seasonally and is down to 52 in Q3 2025.
