COMMUNITY & RELOCATION INFORMATION
Real Estate
Even though the numbers quoted for the nation as a whole
suggest a contracting real estate industry, Montana is one
of the areas in the 31% (by population) of the country that
is currently in an expanding real estate market. Part of
that expansion is reflected in the strong Montana markets in
the Rocky Mountain region. Missoula is in the heart of that
area. Typical factors that can suggest potential real estate
trends (Days on Market, Number of Sales, Interest Rates) all
appear to indicate a real estate market in the Missoula area
that is on track to maintain the steady growth experienced
over the past several years.
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to View the Real Estate Report for the Missoula Market
(for the period ending December 31, 2009)
These figures reflect the single-family residential housing
market for properties under 10 acres, and the rental market
Provided by Lambros
Real Estate-ERA
Prices in any given market are a function of supply and
demand. Missoula is no different and the median price of a
single family residence in the Missoula Urban area has risen
to just over $200,000 in the third quarter of 2006. Using
land located within the existing infrastructure, designing
planned communities, and identifying innovative building
solutions demonstrate the community’s commitment to address
varying housing needs and preferences. In Missoula, people
find a number of housing options, neighborhoods, and
amenities such as parks, recreational opportunities, hiking
and biking trails to meet the demand for housing in a
growing, vibrant, small city with a demographically diverse
population.
Content provided by the Missoula Organization of Realtors
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