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Purchasing in a home in Bozeman got a lot more expensive this summer season. The median list prices for a single-family house in Gallatin County leapt over $88,000 in one month, going from $487,000 in July to $575,450 in August, according to the most current Gallatin Association of Realtors Market Watch. Inside the Bozeman city limitations, the average list prices of a single-family house increased between August 2019 and August 2020 by more than $100,000, or 21. 5%. The mean sales rate of a single-family house in Bozeman proper in August was $584,500. In July, it was $510,000. The list prices for townhouses in Gallatin County also grew in between July and August, from a mean of $320,000 in July to $379,438.

Residences, condominiums and townhouses were less costly in Belgrade than in Bozeman, though still more costly overall than this time in 2015, according to the Huge Sky Country Multiple Listing Service market update. The typical prices for a single-family home in Belgrade in August was $355,225, compared to $333,900 in August 2019. Belgrade condos and townhouses, which the market update counts as one, had an average list prices of $284,900 in August, up 7% from the $266,200 median in August 2019. The mean list prices for a single-family home in the higher Big Sky location stayed well over $1 million in August, growing 19.