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2012
The south-central area of Missoula in the valley is widely referred to as the "Lewis and Clark" neighborhood as the elementary school servicing most all of that area is Lewis and Clark Elementary. This area features mostly 60's through 80's built homes, many are ranchers of varying sizes, but ma...
01/05/2012
When standing in the Missoula valley these two areas make up most all of the hillside homes you'll see on the south end of the valley that have been built up mostly before the mid-1980's. A little more south and west you'll find the newer neighborhoods in Linda Vista and Maloney Ranch, I'll repo...
01/05/2012
The University area is home to a wide array of older houses full of character and charm. It's a neighborhood that's blended with long-time Missoula residents, families, and students attending school. It's actually the area I grew up in, so it holds a special place for me. The slant streets, ap...
01/05/2012
Looking at the 2010 market first off I see that there were 52 residential sales with a median sales price of $175,000. The time on market for these sold homes only was 137 days. The median list price for these sold homes was $179,450 showing that these homes were selling for about 97% of their or...
01/04/2012
First off, the beautiful Rattlesnake Valley, the mouth of which features some of the oldest homes in Missoula. A largely residential area that has seen very little to no new construction growth. Historically this area has held it's values which have usually been well over the median of Missoula...
01/04/2012
I thought as a fun way to kick off 2012 would be to do an overview report of Missoula's various neighborhoods to show the activity of 2011, how that compared to 2010, and give some thoughts/opinions on what those areas might expect for 2012. The neighborhoods I'll break apart as follows: - Rattle...
01/03/2012
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