development: Development Opportunity on the Clark Fork River in Beautiful Western Montana - 07/28/09 09:48 AM
Development Opportunity on the Clark Fork River in Beautiful Western Montana
This is a one-of-a-kind opportunity to purchase Phase 2 of the RiverRidge Subdivision with preliminary plat approval for:
15 lots, including Riverfront lots,  Lots range from 13,245 sq ft to 29,482 sq ft plus common area. Property is located on Clark Fork Drive in Superior Montana. Perfect for a builder, land developer, or as an investment.
Priced at only $595,000!
Superior Montana is a small community located halfway between Missoula MT and Coeur d'Alene Idaho and is an outdoor enthusiast's paradise! Located in Mineral County which is 87% publicly owned - U.S. Forest … (1 comments)

development: Montana Real Estate Land Development Opportunity - RiverRidge Subdivision in Superior Montana - 03/17/09 02:00 AM
Montana Real Estate Land Development Opportunities - Great Buys Entire Subdivision
RiverRidge - A Superior Lifestyle
If you are a land developer in Montana, or are simply looking for an investment, we have two subdivisions listed in Western Montana for you to consider. One is located in the Bitterroot Valley - Hamilton Heights, and the second is located in Superior, Montana.


Location: Superior, Montana
Stage: Phase 1: Final Plat Approval, city water, sewer, and power in place, selling lots. Phase 2: Pending final plat approval
Size: 23.4 Acres
Number of Lots Planned: 45 Lots, including some river frontage. 11 lots are zoned … (0 comments)

development: Missoula Montana Real Estate Market Remains Strong - The Local Reality - 09/28/07 02:28 PM
There has been a lot of negative press about the real estate market recently. To understand the whole story, you should also consider local markets.
In Missoula, Montana for instance, the market remains solid. We have a strong economy and Missoula is a desirable place to live. We also have growth/development restraints due to our location and the geography of our mountain ranges and government land ownership. Demand continues to increase for land.
Missoula did not see the same extent of short-term investment activity as other areas. Those "short-term" investors have been hit the hardest nationally.
While some states are seeing an increase in foreclosures, Montana's … (1 comments)