Ranking · Montana

Most expensive and least expensive places in Montana

Big Sky has the highest median home value of Montana's 89 ranked places ($1,137,900); Crow Agency has the lowest ($58,800). Ranked: places with 1,000 or more residents in the 2020 Census and an estimate whose coefficient of variation is 40% or less.

Which are the most expensive places?

Most expensive places in Montana, first to fifth: Big Sky ($1,137,900), Wheatland ($739,000), Lakeside ($720,100), Churchill ($690,600) and Bozeman ($687,900).

Most expensive places in Montana, by median home value, ACS 2020-2024 5-year estimates. "Within the margin": the survey cannot tell this place from the next one.
RankPlaceTypeMedian home valueResidentsCounty
1 Big SkyCDP $1,137,900±$254,170 2,445Gallatin County and 1 more
2 Wheatlandwithin the marginCDP $739,000±$109,925 1,661Broadwater County
3 Lakesidewithin the marginCDP $720,100±$425,893 2,386Flathead County
4 Churchillwithin the marginCDP $690,600±$52,889 1,167Gallatin County
5 Bozemanwithin the margincity $687,900±$23,758 58,814Gallatin County
6 Whitefishwithin the margincity $684,300±$36,683 9,358Flathead County
7 Bigforkwithin the marginCDP $674,600±$64,565 5,565Flathead County
8 Four Cornerswithin the marginCDP $648,400±$69,350 5,791Gallatin County
9 Helena Flatswithin the marginCDP $582,400±$95,653 857Flathead County
10 Helena Valley Northeastwithin the marginCDP $576,700±$46,328 4,659Lewis and Clark County
11 Montana Citywithin the marginCDP $571,200±$34,299 3,092Jefferson County
12 Orchard Homeswithin the marginCDP $553,700±$47,943 5,588Missoula County
13 Belgradewithin the margincity $535,200±$42,877 13,107Gallatin County
14 Manhattanwithin the margintown $517,800±$95,675 2,073Gallatin County
15 West Yellowstonewithin the margintown $504,300±$79,168 1,191Gallatin County
16 Frenchtownwithin the marginCDP $475,500±$148,195 1,927Missoula County
17 Missoulawithin the margincity $473,100±$13,041 78,903Missoula County
18 Clancywithin the marginCDP $469,300±$30,586 1,874Jefferson County
19 Somerswithin the marginCDP $465,400±$119,800 1,280Flathead County
20 Lolowithin the marginCDP $431,800±$46,539 4,314Missoula County
21 Marionwithin the marginCDP $431,500±$60,297 1,037Flathead County
22 Kalispellwithin the margincity $428,000±$15,808 31,851Flathead County
23 Helena Valley Northwestwithin the marginCDP $404,200±$24,842 5,183Lewis and Clark County
24 Helena West Sidewithin the marginCDP $402,300±$72,717 1,417Lewis and Clark County
25 Three Forkscity $395,800±$43,460 1,920Gallatin County

Source: American Community Survey 2020-2024 5-year estimates, U.S. Census Bureau (released January 2026) · Check it at data.census.gov

Which are the least expensive places?

Least expensive places in Montana, first to fifth: Crow Agency ($58,800), Fort Belknap Agency ($72,700), Lame Deer ($111,100), Wolf Point ($118,600) and Hardin ($147,100).

Least expensive places in Montana, by median home value, ACS 2020-2024 5-year estimates.
RankPlaceTypeMedian home valueResidentsCounty
89 Crow Agencywithin the marginCDP $58,800±$33,864 2,192Big Horn County
88 Fort Belknap AgencyCDP $72,700±$7,903 1,227Blaine County
87 Lame Deerwithin the marginCDP $111,100±$12,134 1,872Rosebud County
86 Wolf Pointwithin the margincity $118,600±$30,773 2,531Roosevelt County
85 Hardinwithin the margincity $147,100±$15,975 3,696Big Horn County
84 Browningwithin the marginCDP $151,800±$26,042 943Glacier County
83 Maltawithin the margincity $160,800±$46,713 1,846Phillips County
82 Plentywoodwithin the margincity $161,000±$23,976 1,619Sheridan County
80 Cut Bankwithin the margincity $164,100±$16,725 2,976Glacier County
80 Sun Prairiewithin the marginCDP $164,100±$15,314 1,171Cascade County
79 Roundupwithin the margincity $166,200±$24,195 2,075Musselshell County
78 Eurekawithin the margintown $172,000±$23,534 1,562Lincoln County
77 West Glendivewithin the marginCDP $179,400±$27,594 2,121Dawson County
76 Glendivewithin the margincity $182,600±$17,038 4,736Dawson County
75 North Browningwithin the marginCDP $187,500±$88,579 3,144Glacier County
74 Conradwithin the margincity $188,900±$30,403 2,393Pondera County
73 Whitehallwithin the margintown $194,100±$39,503 1,131Jefferson County
72 Colstripwithin the margincity $194,900±$34,102 2,091Rosebud County
71 Glasgowwithin the margincity $195,700±$40,694 3,145Valley County
70 Lewistownwithin the margincity $198,400±$26,404 6,179Fergus County
69 Miles Citywithin the margincity $200,200±$14,866 8,450Custer County
68 Choteauwithin the margincity $206,000±$32,172 1,825Teton County
67 Forsythwithin the margincity $208,400±$37,662 1,652Rosebud County
66 Bonner-West Riversidewithin the marginCDP $210,900±$58,604 1,563Missoula County
65 Bakercity $211,400±$40,134 1,776Fallon County

Source: American Community Survey 2020-2024 5-year estimates, U.S. Census Bureau (released January 2026) · Check it at data.census.gov

How is this ranking made?

Each place's median home value is read from the 2020-2024 American Community Survey. A place enters the ranking if it had 1,000 or more residents in the 2020 Census and its estimate has a coefficient of variation of 40% or less. Ties in the published figure share a rank. This is a measurement of one figure, not a judgment of a place.

Source: PlainCities ranking method applied to the American Community Survey 2020-2024 5-year estimates, U.S. Census Bureau (released January 2026) · How ranks are computed

How these figures are made: methodology and release checks · reading a margin of error · every state · corrections