If you’re interested in buying a home in Montana, you’ll be in good company. Though there are just 515,000 housing units in the state, the homeownership rate of 68% is above the national average, according to the U.S. Census Bureau’s 2018 American Community Survey.
Montana’s median housing value is $249,200, which is just above the national median of $229,700. Home values range widely by region, however, with the lowest counties reporting a median of $89,800, and the highest median going up to $330,400.