This Billings Neighborhood in Montana Is One of the Most Searched in the U.S.
By Brady Thomas Rice Montana’s housing market has been on the radar for years now, and for good reason. From breathtaking mountain views to a slower, more grounded pace of life, there’s an undeniable allure to the Treasure State. And yet, while many speculate on why Montana is experiencing sustained interest, few are digging into […]
Montana Shelves Second Home Tax Bill, But the Discussion Isn’t Over
By Brady Thomas Rice House Bill 231, a proposal to adjust property taxes by increasing rates on second homes while lowering them for primary residences and long-term rentals, has been shelved. The Senate Taxation Committee voted 5–3 to table the bill, pausing what has been a broader conversation about how to balance the state’s growing […]
How Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce Could Impact Montana’s Real Estate Market
By Brady Thomas Rice Rumors are swirling that Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce may be making Montana their new home. As the global superstar and NFL champion enjoy their post-season travels, reports suggest they’ve found a retreat in the Treasure State. But how might their potential move impact Montana’s real estate market? The Influence of […]
Housing Affordability: A Key Concern for Flathead Valley
By Brady Thomas Rice Housing affordability remains a significant topic of discussion in Flathead Valley, as the region balances economic growth with the challenges of rising living costs. Montana has seen notable progress in job creation, ranking among the top five states for new jobs in the past year. However, the wage growth associated with […]
Big Savings Ahead? Montana’s Push for Property Tax Relief
By: Brady Thomas Rice Property taxes in the U.S. have surged alongside rising home prices, worsening affordability concerns. While homeowners nationwide struggle with these costs, Montana lawmakers are considering a bill to cut property taxes on primary residences, potentially shifting the tax burden. Why This Matters From 2019 to 2024, property taxes rose exponentially in […]
