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Chart 1: Q4 (December) 2020: Inside Bozeman’s city limit the number of dwellings for sale is 77. Five years ago the number was 162. The number of residential dwellings for sale today is ⇓ down 52% from 5 years ago.
Chart 1: Outside the city, Q4 (December) 2020, the number of single-family dwellings for sale is 118. Five years ago the number was 227. The number of residential dwellings for sale has dropped ⇓ 48% in the past 5 years.
From 2014 to Q4 2020, Bozeman real estate for sale inside and outside the city has been consistently falling.
According to Livability, Bozeman is a Best Place To Live and a Best Place To Raise A Family
Chart 2: Since 2014, median sales prices for all Bozeman residential properties have skyrocketed. Median sales prices inside Bozeman began rising significantly in July 2020. But overall, from early-pandemic April 2020 to December 2020, median sales prices have risen ⇑ $53,000 or ⇑ 10%.
Chart 2: Outside Bozeman, median sales price for all residential properties has jumped ⇑ 13% or ⇑ $82,000, since Bozeman’s Coronavirus pandemic began in late March 2020.
I offer you extensive experience finding distinctive Bozeman properties as well as the knowledge and expertise you need to choose and secure the right Bozeman, Montana property.
Buyers: I have the knowledge, expertise, and negotiating experience required to help you choose and secure the right Bozeman property to fit your requirements.
Sellers: I provide you with superior Southwest Montana realty services for selling residential and luxury properties, land, or ranches in the Bozeman, Montana region.
The Gallatin Valley region has received high livability rankings in “resiliency” and “civic capacity and engagement.”
Both buyers and sellers of Bozeman real estate: I offer you many years of experience negotiating large, complex contracts for farm and ranch, building lots and land, luxury property, commercial realty, and residential property.
Bozeman, Montana is the setting for Montana State University (MSU) and the city has a highly educated, vibrant, diversified workforce.
Fifty-seven percent (up from 43% just a few years ago) of Bozeman residents have at least a bachelor’s degree. And all but about 2% have a high school diploma.
Bozeman, MT has been named the best place in the Rockies for “healthy living and technology startups.“
