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As of January 2026 Bozeman and market is characterized by a “tale of two markets,” with pricing trends diverging sharply between properties inside city limits and those in the surrounding greater Bozeman area.
Key Land Market Statistics (Q2 2025 – Early 2026
The following data reflects the most recent 2025 performance benchmarks for land in and around Bozeman.
- Median Sales Price (Inside City): $240,000 (Q2 2025), representing a significant 20% drop from 2024 and a continued decline since 2023.
- Median Sales Price (Outside City/Greater Bozeman): $562,500 (Q2 2025), showing a 2% year-over-year increase from 2024.
- Inventory Levels: Total land listings rose to approximately 210 units by mid-2025, an increase of 21 listings from the prior quarter.
- Market Dynamics:
- Inside City: Prices hit a high of $475,000 in Q3 2022 before beginning a steady decline.
- Outside City: Prices have steadily increased since Q3 2022, driven by higher demand for larger acreage and rural lifestyle.
- Days on Market: Properties overall averaged 35 days on the market in 2025, a significant shift from the 6-day average seen during the pandemic boom
Factors Influencing the Market
- Buyer’s Market Shift: In early 2023, the supply of land in Gallatin Valley exceeded 20 months, signaling a transition to a buyer’s market. By 2026, buyers have remained less panicked, taking more time for negotiations.
- Diminishing Supply: High prices in the city are partially attributed to the diminishing availability of small lots (under 1 acre), with many larger parcels being placed into Conservation Easements, further restricting future development.
- Agricultural Status: Changes in Montana’s agricultural tax rules have benefited some property owners in platted subdivisions, allowing them to slash tax bills on million-dollar properties.
Wider Area Comparison (December 2024 Context)
While Bozeman remains the most expensive hub, surrounding areas show varied growth rates:
- Livingston: Seen as a high-growth alternative with a 9% year-over-year price increase.
- Three Forks: Experienced explosive 70% growth in value as buyers look further from the Bozeman core
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