Bozeman Montana
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Bozeman

Montana's fastest growing city at the gateway to Yellowstone.

$690,000

Median Home Price

Redfin, mid-2026

$400K – $5M+

Price Range

Active listings

~58,800

Population

U.S. Census estimate

Single Family, Luxury

Property Types

Available in market

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Overview

Explore Bozeman, Montana

Bozeman has become one of the hottest real estate markets in the country. Home to Montana State University, Big Sky Resort, and a booming tech sector, Bozeman attracts high-income buyers and investors.

Why Buy Here

Gateway to Yellowstone National Park (90 miles south)

World-class skiing at Big Sky and Bridger Bowl

Thriving startup and remote work ecosystem

Rapidly expanding infrastructure and amenities

Market Data

Bozeman Real Estate Market

1

Median sale price ~$690K (mid-2026, Redfin); single-family inside city limits higher

2

One of the fastest-growing cities in the U.S.

3

Proximity to Big Sky Resort drives luxury demand

4

Montana State University generates strong rental market

Demographics

Living in Bozeman

~58,800

Total Population

U.S. Census estimate

30 yrs

Median Age

City residents

$76,000

Avg. Individual Income

Per year

Medium

Population Density

Relative to MT avg

53

Somewhat Walkable

Walk Score

71

Very Bikeable

Bike Score

Education

Schools in Bozeman

Bozeman High School

High School

Grades: 9–12

Gallatin High School

High School

Grades: 9–12

Chief Joseph Middle School

Middle School

Grades: 6–8

Irving Elementary School

Elementary

Grades: K–5

Montana State University

University

Grades: College

Local Life

Things To Do in Bozeman

Neighborhoods

Neighborhoods in Bozeman

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Downtown Bozeman
South Bozeman / Westfield
Story Mill / NE Bozeman
Bridger Canyon
West Bozeman / Four Corners
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Downtown Bozeman

Walkable, vibrant core with historic charm

$820,000

est. median price

Downtown Bozeman along Main Street is one of Montana's most desirable neighborhoods — walkable, charming, and full of life. Victorian-era storefronts house world-class restaurants, breweries, boutiques, and galleries. Residential properties nearby include historic homes, newer condos, and townhomes. Living downtown commands a premium but the lifestyle is unmatched in Montana.

Highlights

✓ Walk to restaurants, shops, bars✓ Excellent investment appreciation✓ Historic architecture

Living Here

Living in Bozeman

Cost of Living

  • Median Home Price$690,000
  • Average Rent (2BR)~$2,000/mo
  • Utilities (monthly)~$250
  • Groceries (monthly, family of 4)~$800
  • Gasoline~$3.50/gal
  • Property Taxes (annual, median home)~$6,230

Cost estimates are approximate based on current Montana averages.

Bozeman by the Numbers

58,800

Population

27

Median Age

$70,000

Median Household Income

60%

Homeownership Rate

+15%

5-Year Population Growth

Schools & Healthcare

Schools & Healthcare in Bozeman

Schools

Bozeman High School — High School, grades 9–12
Gallatin High School — High School, grades 9–12
Chief Joseph Middle School — Middle School, grades 6–8
Irving Elementary School — Elementary, grades K–5

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Healthcare

Bozeman Health Deaconess Hospital

Full-service hospital with emergency, surgical, and specialty care.

Recreation

What to Do Near Bozeman

Hiking

Hyalite Canyon & the 'M' Trail

Fishing

Gallatin & Yellowstone Rivers

Skiing

Bridger Bowl & Big Sky Resort

Boating / Water

Hyalite Reservoir & Hebgen Lake

Golf

Black Bull & Bridger Creek Golf Courses

Camping

Gallatin National Forest campgrounds

Climate

Climate in Bozeman

~84°F

Avg Summer High (July)

~12°F

Avg Winter Low (January)

~62"

Annual Snowfall

~16"

Annual Precipitation

4,793 ft

Elevation

~200

Sunny Days / Year

Climate data based on long-term averages from the National Weather Service and NOAA.

Getting Around

Getting Around Bozeman

Nearest Airport

Bozeman Yellowstone Int'l (BZN) — adjacent to town

Major Highways

Interstate 90, US Highway 191

Public Transit

Streamline Bus — free public transit

Average Commute

~16 min average

Moving Guide

Moving to Bozeman?

  1. Set up utilities

    Electric: NorthWestern Energy · Gas: NorthWestern Energy / Energy West · Water: City of Bozeman

  2. Update driver's license — Montana DMV

    https://doj.mt.gov/driving/
  3. Update address with USPS

    https://moversguide.usps.com
  4. Set up internet service

    Spectrum, CenturyLink, Tachus

  5. Find local healthcare providers

    Bozeman Health Deaconess Hospital

  6. Research school enrollment

    Contact the local school district for registration & records

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