From a quick market analysis, what we’re seeing at the national level in 2021 shows that although the inventory on actual houses remains low, the median home price continues to rise month-over-month expecting the sales price increase to be up 4% from last year. For first-time home buyers, the pot won’t be getting much sweeter, and NOW is the time to invest. Gen Xers and millennials are the primary generations buying homes, and we are noticing a variable grouping between the younger buyers and older buyers.

What is most important to both younger and older buyers is the turnkey capabilities of their first homes. The preference for newer houses needing fewer repairs and improvements is agreed upon across all ages with their focus on having enough in…

3 Views, 0 Comments

Summer is almost in full swing in Southwest Montana, and it’s time to get your lawn looking its absolute best! We’ve gathered our favorite and local tips and tricks to help you with your Montana lawn care and landscaping needs.

One of the first few steps to having a successfully cultivated summer landscape around your house in the dry, semi-arid climate of Southwest Montana is choosing the right soil for the right task and how to properly water your different projects. Luckily, our local Murdoch’s Ranch and Home Supply has incredible advice on these topics!  Innovation with these projects can make your life 10 times easier, but can also be fun and efficient in the process!

Choosing The Right Soil

Every home improvement store with a garden…

9 Views, 0 Comments

We proudly announce our newest Guest Artist showing in our downtown Bozeman office! Stop by to view Adair Peck's gorgeous encaustic paintings through July 6th.

About Adair

A painter of people, landscapes and animals, and abstracts, Adair Peck is directly inspired by the culture and surroundings of all the places she’s lived. Raised in the suburbs of Chicago, and encouraged by her mother, renowned artist Fay Peck, she studied art at Boston University and earned her MFA from Brooklyn College. In the late 1980s and early ’90s, Peck lived in the East Village of Manhattan and her portraits embraced the aspiring artists of the downtown scene, along with the homeless residents of Alphabet City. Peck captured the era’s spirit of freedom and decay in her many…

8 Views, 0 Comments