Missoula MT Homes for Sale & Real Estate
Browse current Missoula-area homes for sale, research the local market, explore surrounding Missoula County communities, and connect with real-estate professionals when you need help. Median home price: $535,000.
Live Market Snapshot
Missoula Real Estate Market — Right Now
Real-time local MLS market data. Updated Oct 5, 2026.
$535,000
Median Sale Price
$317/sqft
666
Active Listings
via realtor.com
338
Closed Sales (90d)
med sold $525,050
-4.5%
Quarter-over-Quarter
median sold price
84
Days on Market
average
3.9
Months of Supply
Balanced
Missoula Home Value Appreciation
Home Value Index by ZIP code — year-over-year change.
What This Means for Missoula Buyers & Sellers
Missoula's market reflects local employment, lifestyle, and inventory dynamics — creating demand patterns worth understanding before you buy or list.
Missoula is in a balanced market — buyers have negotiating room on price and terms, especially on homes priced above the local median.
County Connection
Explore Homes Across Missoula County
Missoula is located in Missoula County. Browse every active listing, market stat, and community across the entire county.
Listings in Missoula, MT
$749,000
640 Woodworth Avenue
$1,399,000
1041 Como Drive
$499,000
6725 Butler Creek Road 10
$4,400,000
6601 Russian Joe Road
$839,000
327 Tremont Street
$919,000
2771 Paniolo Place
$765,900
8850 Snapdragon Drive
$769,000
6904 Shaver Drive
Recently Sold Homes in Missoula, MT
Real closed sales from the local MLS. Each home has its own off-market report with sale history and an estimated current market value.
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Why Buy a Home in Missoula, MT
- ✓University of Montana — 10,000+ students & major employer
- ✓At the confluence of three rivers in the Missoula Valley
- ✓Access to Rattlesnake Wilderness, Lolo National Forest & Clark Fork River
- ✓Montana's most vibrant arts, music, and dining scene
- ✓Regional healthcare hub — Providence St. Patrick, St. Luke & Missoula Bone & Joint
Missoula Real Estate Market
Missoula's real estate market is driven by University of Montana employment, healthcare sector growth, and strong in-migration from Seattle and Portland. Inventory remains low relative to demand. South Hills and Rattlesnake command premium pricing while areas north of the Clark Fork offer more affordable entry points.
Buying a Home in Missoula, Montana
Missoula Market Overview
Missoula's real estate market is driven by University of Montana employment, healthcare sector growth, and strong in-migration from Seattle and Portland. Inventory remains low relative to demand. South Hills and Rattlesnake command premium pricing while areas north of the Clark Fork offer more affordable entry points.
Homes for sale in Missoula, MT range from $350K–$1M+. The Missoula County market has shown -4.5% QoQ price appreciation — Western Montana's cultural capital & outdoor hub. Whether you're searching for a first home, investment property, or a Missoula vacation home, Montana Homes connects you with the full MLS inventory through Epique Realty.
Missoula Home Buying Process
Buying a home in Missoula, MT follows standard real estate processes with some unique Montana considerations. Well and septic systems are common outside city limits, water rights may be relevant for properties with irrigation, and access easements should be reviewed on rural properties.
Get pre-approved from a Montana-savvy lender before making offers in Missoula's competitive market. A licensed Missoula real estate agent can provide current neighborhood-level comps and guide you through the local transaction process. Contact a local agent through Montana Homes' agent directory for no-obligation guidance.
Local Life
Things To Do in Missoula
The Catalyst Café
Beloved local spot for breakfast and lunch
Biga Pizza
Wood-fired Neapolitan pizza with local ingredients
Market on Front
Bustling deli and café with house-made everything
Plonk Wine Bar
Curated wine list with charcuterie and small plates
Notorious P.I.G.
Smoked meats and BBQ with a die-hard local following
Scotty's Table
Seasonal farm-to-table fine dining downtown
Living Here
Living in Missoula
Cost of Living
- Median Home Price$547,000
- Average Rent (2BR)~$1,700/mo
- Utilities (monthly)~$250
- Groceries (monthly, family of 4)~$800
- Gasoline~$3.50/gal
- Property Taxes (annual, median home)~$4,657
Cost estimates are approximate based on current Montana averages.
Missoula by the Numbers
78,900
Population
32
Median Age
$68,000
Median Household Income
56%
Homeownership Rate
+6%
5-Year Population Growth
Schools & Healthcare
Schools & Healthcare in Missoula
Schools
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Healthcare
Providence St. Patrick Hospital
Major regional hospital with emergency, surgical, and specialty care.
Community Medical Center
Full-service hospital serving western Montana.
Recreation
What to Do Near Missoula
Hiking
Rattlesnake Wilderness & Mount Jumbo
Fishing
Clark Fork & Blackfoot Rivers
Skiing
Discovery Ski Area & Snowbowl
Boating / Water
Clark Fork River & Seeley Lake
Golf
Larchmont & Missoula Country Clubs
Camping
Lolo National Forest campgrounds
Climate
Climate in Missoula
~87°F
Avg Summer High (July)
~18°F
Avg Winter Low (January)
~37"
Annual Snowfall
~14"
Annual Precipitation
3,205 ft
Elevation
~189
Sunny Days / Year
Climate data based on long-term averages from the National Weather Service and NOAA.
Getting Around
Getting Around Missoula
Nearest Airport
Missoula Montana Airport (MSO) — 5 miles from downtown
Major Highways
Interstate 90, US Highways 93 & 12
Public Transit
Mountain Line — free public transit
Average Commute
~17 min average
Moving Guide
Moving to Missoula?
Set up utilities
Electric: NorthWestern Energy · Gas: NorthWestern Energy · Water: City of Missoula
Update driver's license — Montana DMV
https://doj.mt.gov/driving/Register your vehicle(s)
https://doj.mt.gov/driving/vehicle-services/Register to vote
https://sosmt.gov/elections/Update address with USPS
https://moversguide.usps.comSet up internet service
Spectrum, CenturyLink, Blackfoot
Find local healthcare providers
Providence St. Patrick Hospital
Research school enrollment
Contact the local school district for registration & records
Moving to Missoula, Montana?
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Missoula Buyer FAQ
Missoula Real Estate — Frequently Asked Questions
How much does a house cost in Missoula, MT?+
As of the latest MLS data, the median sale price in Missoula is around $535,000, with a typical price-per-square-foot near $317. Homes range across $350K–$1M+.
Is Missoula a good place to buy real estate?+
Missoula's median sold price fell 4.5% quarter-over-quarter, reflecting a cooling trend. Missoula's real estate market is driven by University of Montana employment, healthcare sector growth, and strong in-migration from Seattle and Portland. Inventory remains low relative to demand. South Hills and Rattlesnake command premium pricing while areas north of the Clark Fork offer more affordable entry points.
How competitive is the Missoula housing market?+
Missoula currently has about 3.9 months of supply — a Balanced market. Average days on market runs roughly 84. Buyers have room to negotiate, especially above the median price point.
What are the best neighborhoods in Missoula?+
Popular Missoula areas include Downtown Missoula, Rattlesnake, South Hills, Hellgate Estates, Franklin to the Fort, and others. Each has its own character, price band, and school access — an agent can help you match a neighborhood to your budget and lifestyle.
What is the property tax rate in Missoula?+
Montana property taxes vary by county, jurisdiction, and exemptions. Missoula County County rates generally fall near the state average. For an exact figure on a specific home, request the current tax bill from the county treasurer or ask your agent to pull it during your search.
How do I start my Missoula home search?+
Browse active Missoula listings on this page, save the ones you like, and set up new-listing alerts so you're notified the moment matching homes hit the MLS. Getting pre-approved with a Montana lender and connecting with a local agent will put you in the strongest position to move quickly.