Helena, MT Real Estate & Homes for Sale | realtor.com® (2024)

FAQs

Is Helena, Montana a good place to live? ›

With a low crime rate, low population density, and a quiet atmosphere, Helena is a fantastic place to retire. The city provides several opportunities for retirees to step back in time and soak up the beauty of the Montana landscape.

Lewis and Clark County

Helena / County

Listing Detail Views: This report tracks the number of times that your listings were viewed on a Listing Detail Page on Realtor.com® or our mobile apps. Activities: The Activities chart shows the number of time consumers have engaged with your listings, by using Print, Save or Share on Realtor.com® and mobile apps.

Detailed reporting is available in your New Homes builder dashboard, allowing you to see granular data about how your published communities and listings are performing, including leads delivered, bonus leads, listing shares and saves as well as how many consumers have viewed your listings.

The total cost of housing, food, child care, transportation, health care, taxes, and other necessities for a single adult in Helena is $36,587 a year — about the same as the annual cost of living for Montana of $36,457 yet less than the national figure of $38,433.

Montana's capital city, Helena, rests at the very heart of the Big Sky State. Located halfway between Yellowstone National Park and Glacier National Park, Helena has a rich gold-mining history, and it's now become known as a community of dedicated outdoor enthusiasts.

How do realtors keep track of expenses? ›

By keeping an accurate record using a real estate agent expense spreadsheet form, tracking both fixed and variable expenses, realtors can better understand their financial patterns and identify areas for cost reduction or increased investment.

Simply log in to Rightmove Plus and go to the Property Performance report. You'll see how many detail views a listing has had, per day, over the time period you select. It also shows useful comparisons to previous weeks and to similar listings.

In addition to a change in how they want to shop, some buyers believe they will get a better deal or pay less in commission if they buy a house without a Realtor. In reality, this is rarely the case.

Sellers can see, in real time, the number of times their listing has been viewed or saved by potential home buyers, and how that activity compares to similar homes on the market.

If you know a lead is getting ready, set up a campaign and contact them once a week for a few months. If a lead didn't get back to you at first, follow up with them seasonally. If a lead on the other hand says they are thinking about making a move, follow-up with them once a months.

A Helena resident clears snow from a sidewalk along Hauser Avenue on Dec. 13, 2016. On March 13 the National Weather Service in Great Falls announced via social media that “Helena has had 51+ inches of snow this winter. This is the most in 25 years, since the winter of 1992-1993 when 61 inches fell.”

Helena is most famous as Montana's Capital City. The charming town also sits directly between Yellowstone and Glacier National Parks making it the perfect place to rest your feet as you travel between the parks.

The average rainfall in Helena, Montana is about 9-12 inches a year and landscaping accounts for half of all residential water consumption.

In evidence in a recent court case the then SHG statistician gave evidence that the cost of living on St Helena is 25% higher than that in the UK and the wages are approximately one third.