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  • Prices are on the rise. Billings has seen rises of around 2.5% each year for the last two years, so anyone buying here has a chance of making money on a rent to own home. Neighborhoods with the best appreciation rates are in Baseline and Lockwood. If you need to decorate your new home, check out Coaster Furniture and Real Deals.

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  • The Gateway to Yellowstone. One of the most famous national parks, Yellowstone is just a short drive away. If you live in Broadview or Soda Springs, you can enjoy weekends away hiking or spotting wildlife at Yellowstone National Park. Find outdoor gear at The Base Camp and Eddie Bauer.
  • Short Commutes. People in Billings living in neighborhoods like King Avenue and Lockwood have some of the shortest commutes to work in Montana. At just 17 minutes on average, that leaves lots of time to relax in places like the Babcock Theater or the Centennial Ice Arena.
  • Variety of houses. Billings has a variety of homes for sale, including condos, detached houses and apartments. Check out neighborhoods like Huntley and Broadview. If you want something larger, look on the outskirts of town for ranch sales or rent to own houses. Got renovating to do? Go to Home Depot and H B Renovation.
  • Prices are right. Prices in Montana are on par with many other parts of the US, but you can get more space for your money here. Check out towns like Laurel and Shepherd compared to Billings. That leaves you more money to eat out at places like Ciao Mambo and Bin 11
  • Affordable homes. Thought prices in Montana were out of your reach? Check out the affordable home schemes in Billings, and you could soon be living in a neighborhood like Lockwood or Soda Springs. You can live the dream of having Yellowstone National Park and Smith River State Park close by.
  • Real winters. In Billings, the winters are cold and snowy, and you get to have a lot of fun. From Baseline to Laurel, snowmobiles, skis and sleds are everywhere. Learn to snowmobile with the Montana Snowmobile Association, and go skiing at Big Sky.
  • Great restaurants. Billings has a wide range of restaurants to suit most budgets. Why not try Famous Dave's on King Avenue or Walker's Grill on 1st Avenue?
  • History on the doorstep. Around Billings are some of the most significant places in American history. You'll be living near the Little Bighorn Battlefield National Monument, and the Buffalo Bill Historic Center is just down the road in Cody. In Billings, visit the Museum of Women's History on 3rd Avenue.
  • Good mix of owners and renters. In Billings, around 64% of properties are owner-occupied, leaving 36% in the rental market. If you are considering rent to own homes in Soda Springs or Huntley, there's a good choice of places. Decorate your new home from local stores like Ashley Furniture Store or Davidson Home Furnishings.
  • The brewery district. Billings is renowned for its walking brewery tour. You can follow a trail taking you past lots of bars and breweries, including Carter's Brewing on Montana Avenue and Himmelberger Brewery on 1st Avenue North.
  • Markets. In Billings, there are some fresh places to get fresh food. Try the Yellowstone Farmers Market under the Skypoint for local produce. You can also visit farm shops, too. One of the best is Sartorie Farms at Hawthorne Lane.

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