THE BOBCATS HAVE SUCCESSFULLY CANNED THE GRIZ 15 OF 18 YEARS!

Help us Can the Griz!!
Volunteers Needed November 3rd-16th!

Can the Griz is an annual food drive competition between MSU and UM the two weeks leading up to the Cat/Griz game.  We are seeking volunteers to help decorate and distribute boxes around Bozeman, hand out Gallatin Valley Food Bank wish lists at grocery stores, pick up food around campus and deliver it to the food bank, collect donations at the football game, and more! Click here for full details and to sign up to volunteer.

Stay tuned for details for winning tickets to be announced November 1!

 

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A Seat at the Table is a community-wide conversation that starts with you and your neighbors.

On Thursday, October 25th, come together with a representative of GVLT, share a coffee, and talk about your ideas and hopes for Gallatin County. When we come together as a community to listen to and learn from each other, we have the power to impact both neighborhoods and lives. That’s what A Seat at the Table is all about. And we won't be the only ones having the conversation. Nonprofits and individuals all over the valley will be hosting conversations on the same day.

   

The goal is for GVLT and other hosts to connect individuals and communities of diverse perspectives and backgrounds. Talking – and more…

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Have you heard about the ongoing Custer Gallatin forest plan revision and wondered what it’s all about? Have you lost track of where we are in the process? Are you looking for a refresher on what’s at stake in this revision process?

Join us for a fun evening to learn about the forest plan revision and how you can be a part of it. Regardless of your background or familiarity with the process, this event will provide useful tools, helpful background information, and an engaging review of how it all works. 

And did we mention there will be free pizza, a scavenger hunt, and prize giveaways? This free event is open to the public and all ages are welcome. 

Click here for details

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Summer in Bozeman and Livingston

We have enjoyed lots of sun and fun this summer. As Bozeman and Livingston have warmed up, the activities and entertainment have also. Music on Main is weekly on Thursday in downtown Bozeman as well as two weekly farmer's markets and monthly art walk, we enjoyed the Bozeman Stampede and the Livingston Rodeo, The SweetPea Festival, The Ridge Run and numerous other events, never a dull moment! The views have been spectacular with the ample wildflowers and greenery from this past…

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If you are wondering how everyone stays afloat in our beautiful state, this may answer your question...

"The percentage of Montanans whose main occupation is owning a business is the highest in the country. As of 2015, 10.2 percent of Montanans are their own boss, compared to 6 percent nationally."

Read the full article  and access the full report


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Near the north entrance of Yellowstone National Park, overlooking the Tom Minor Basin is a two stand alone homes that total almost 11,000 square feet, both with meticulous attention to detail. Steel and concrete provide the foundation for some of the most beautiful finishes currently on the market. Indian Slate, Rosa Perla Stone, Granite, Travertine, Nevil Logs & Georgia Cypress just to give you an idea of the materials you will see in these homes. Upper home has master suite, 3 bedrooms, 2 1/2 baths, custom kitchen, 2 family rooms, wet bar, fireplace & laundry. The views from this home will absolutely take your breath away. Look into the entire Paradise Valley and Yellowstone. Lodge features a huge family room with the most incredible Cherry Wood bar…

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Shelter Island, Montana, began earning its name back in the late 1800s, according to its agent Dawn Maddux. The native people of the area would hunt buffalo by running them off Painted Rock Cliff (an outcrop neighboring the island that still exhibits tribal paintings). The story goes that one buffalo swam its way to safety at Shelter Island. In the early 1900s, a drowning fisherman did the same, and lived here for a time. There was also historically a sweat lodge on the island, Ms. Maddux said.

Today, Shelter Island is home to Montana’s largest private estate, which was completed in 2011.

Consistent with its history, it remains a restorative and peaceful retreat: a 22-plus acre private island with a main house and a boathouse with guest quarters.…

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The U.S. Treasury Department has approved Montana's 25 Opportunity Zones as nominated by Governor Steve Bullock. 

In April 2018, Bullock nominated 25 areas of Montana for designation as an Opportunity Zone, after communities submitted proposals for consideration.

With the help of Prospera, the City of Bozeman was selected for an Opportunity Zone in May 2018. The Zone is a designated census tract south of Bozeman (along 19th/MSU) that is designed to provide tax benefits to investors. These Zones are new creations in the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act of 2017, and will act as an incentive for infill development. 

Contact us if you are interested in learning more...

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Anthony Hitt CommunityVoice Forbes Real Estate Council i Jul 6, 2018, 08:30am 11,562 views #DreamHome

Post written by Anthony Hitt
President and CEO of Engel & Völkers Americas, overseeing the European real estate brand's growth and operations in the Americas.

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For homebuyers today, luxury doesn’t necessarily equate to price point — often it is actually quite personal. Luxury can be more time at home with family, proximity to friends and loved ones, or convenience in terms of amenities and features.

What does this mean for real estate professionals?

It means that we too have to start thinking of luxury differently. Its definition is as unique as every client who walks through the…

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