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Despite 2020 gains, Bozeman tech companies struggle under housing crunch
Bozeman tech company Zoot Enterprises was hiring for 20 positions last week. Nearly all of them were at the software company’s Billings office.
“Billings has been one of our big expansion points,” said company president Tony Rosanova. “We’re leveraging that because of the cost of Bozeman. We’re hiring staff into Billings because the price of homes is lower.”
USDA Rural Development Montana’s Rural Explorer – August 2021
Welcome to the Montana Rural Explorer, USDA Rural Development Montana’s monthly newsletter where you will find updates on funding opportunities and activities related to our Business, Cooperative, Energy, Electric, Telecommunications, Water and Environmental, Community Facilities, Multi-Family Housing, and Single Family Housing programs.
The Montana Chamber Foundation is excited to bring you the 2021 Economic Update Series- Montana Centers of Opportunity. – 8/17 Bozeman, 8/18 Helena, 8/19 Billings
After a year of ups- and -downs, plan on attending one of three mid-year Economic Updates presented by Dr. Pat Barkey (University of Montana, Bureau of Business & Economic Research) for in-depth analysis on local, state, and national economic projections.
The Montana Chamber Foundation is excited to bring you the 2021 Economic Update Series- Montana Centers of Opportunity. – 8/17 Bozeman, 8/18 Helena, 8/19 Billings
After a year of ups- and -downs, plan on attending one of three mid-year Economic Updates presented by Dr. Pat Barkey (University of Montana, Bureau of Business & Economic Research) for in-depth analysis on local, state, and national economic projections.
Here’s what happened when a San Francisco nonprofit gave unhoused people $500 a month
Miracle Messages supports unhoused people with weekly calls and texts. Then it started giving them cash—and saw a massive impact.
While eviction concerns swirl, state, city officials in Montana say rental assistance is available
Funding is still available to help those facing eviction or utility shut-offs due to Covid-related issues.
A Model for Truly Affordable Housing
With a new executive director, Northwest Montana Community Land Trust seeks partners to help expand its inventory of homes, typically priced for sale between $100,000 and $200,000