housing

Gov. Greg Gianforte is asking the Montana Supreme Court to take over a lawsuit challenging the constitutionality of a property tax bill passed by the 2025 Montana Legislature.

Sixteen attorneys general say the new guidance by the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development violates the Constitution.

Missoula County Commissioners voted to approve the Blackfoot Crossing Subdivision on a 107-acre property near Bonner.

Residents of the Old Hellgate Village mobile home park are hoping to land a federal grant to replace the property's outdated septic system – a move that would save them big on their monthly lot rent.

A vacant piece of land zoned for industrial use near Bonner could accommodate several hundred homes if Missoula County approves a requested rezone and amends a portion of its growth policy.

The income-qualified homes include studio, one-bedroom, and two-bedroom options, with prices ranging from $176,000 to $287,000.

Missoula County on Tuesday signed off on the Human Resource Council's approval of a grant application to continue providing community-based programs ranging from housing assistance to childcare.

Rental prices in Missoula continued to creep up in 2025 while developers also endured higher prices, including insurance and taxes, according to a new report.

Governor Gavin Newsom emphasized the need for accountability when announcing state dollars for housing and mental health services.

The number of final plats and building permits issued in Missoula slowed in 2025, though the natural change in population continues to increase, driven partially by a small “baby boom.”