worden: Shepherd, Worden, Huntley, Pompey's Pillar Real Estate Market News
- 04/01/12 03:56 AM
Since the Real Estate Market is often a matter of opinion in conversation, sometimes it's just a good idea to get a handle on the real picture. Below you'll find an Inventory Supply Chart. What the heck does that mean? Let's review. The number of homes that sell, in a specific time period, compared to the number of homes available for sale, in that same time period, can help us understand the pace or speed of sales. When you look at the green bars below, the number on top of them reflects the time it would take to sell all of … (0 comments)
worden: How's the summer real estate market in Shepherd, Huntley, Worden, Ballantine and Pompey's Pillar?
- 08/29/11 09:11 AM
We've sold 17 homes in the past 90 days, and that's not too shabby! The price range for the home sales seems to be under $200,000 with only 4 selling over this price. This is the slowest sales summer in the past 5 years, pretty much in step with the rest of the country (even though living east of Billings is always a bright spot to me!)
Just take this little bit of info to help you see what buyer's are doing; The average listed price of homes with and without acreage in the Shepherd, Huntley, Worden, Ballantine and Pompey's … (2 comments)
worden: Small Town Football With Big Numbers, Again, 249 to 0
- 10/06/09 02:38 PM
Huntley Project High School Burned to the Ground a year ago September 18th 2008. Since then the kids have been in trailer classrooms. The community has rallied together to build a pretty nice school with a groundbreaking ceremony this Friday at the building site in Worden at 8:30. Despite this rather tough situation, the Huntley Project Red Devils managed to defeat a host of other Montana Class B Football teams last year and become State Champs. I'm just wondering what will happen this year! After 5 games so far, the Huntley Project Red Devils point totals are 249, the opposing teams … (2 comments)
worden: Thanks to the rural volunteer fire fighters, great neighbors
- 05/29/09 03:43 PM
In a rural community, it may be a half mile or so to your neighbors, but your neighbor just might be your local volunteer fireman/woman. Not too long ago I had a fire start in a rural subdivision that I was marketing in Shepherd Montana, a grass fire not a house fire. The local rural fire department responded and worked all day and into the evening to put out the embers and hay bales that take a long time to burn. The owner of the subdivision, from Phoenix, was notified of the situation. His response was not one of gratefulness, but … (2 comments)
This is where I write updates and information about Montana Living. Sometimes you'll see Real Estate stuff (my business) and sometimes you'll see Montana Local Events, Montanaisms and what I see and do when I travel around our state.
You will definitely see stuff about huckleberry picking, a family tradition, and quilting, my personal passion.
Since the Real Estate Market is often a matter of opinion in conversation, sometimes it's just a good idea to get a handle on the real picture. Below you'll find an Inventory Supply Chart. What the heck does that mean? Let's review.
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