“Bridger View” is breaking ground this week after years of planning by experts in affordable housing, sustainable neighborhood design and sustainable home construction.įeaturing 62 homes on eight acres, with shared greenspaces and pathways connecting to Story Mill Community Park and Bozeman’s trail system, Bridger View will offer an alternative to Bozeman’s two major residential-development trends- growth of “mid-rise” housing in the city’s core, and large-lot and large-home subdivisions pushing Bozeman outward, requiring longer automobile commutes. The 62 homes will be constructed in three phases with the first homes available for purchase early next year. Langlas & Associates is breaking ground on the neighborhood this week, installing infrastructure throughout the spring. Bridger View will deliver options and we believe will showcase demand for them.” At the same time, many homebuyers are eager for more time and freedom and not necessarily a big home and large yard and dependence on a vehicle. Walker added: “Bozeman residents are challenged to find homes they can afford today. “We believe Bridger View’s emphasis on these savings, and on pathways and connectivity that enhance livability while reducing costs of frequent vehicle trips, will experience strong demand,” said Christine Walker, an expert in housing affordability and key advisor to the project.
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