Real estate USA: Livingston

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Investment opportunities

The housing market in Livingston provides opportunities for investing in real estate.

Livingston has a population of 7053 (est. 2004) with 0.9% growth in the number of residents since 2000. The city is in the state of Montana. Below we list the major cities in the same state, with population sizes and an indication of the recent growth in population in each center.

There may be investment prospects in the city, but it is essential that you seek independent expert professional advice before undertaking any property purchase. Any property purchase is a major undertaking.

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Livingston information [Wikipedia]

Populations of major cities in the state

The populations of the major cities and towns in the state are given (estimated for 2004), together with the percentage growth in population from 2000 to 2004.

Cities of at least 50,000 inhabitants:

Billings : pop. 95471 with 3.9% growth

Great Falls : pop. 56394 with -0.4% growth

Missoula : pop. 60740 with 5.6% growth

Cities of less than 50,000 but more than 5,000 inhabitants:

Anaconda-Deer Lodge : pop. 9004 with -4.1% growth

Belgrade : pop. 6832 with 16.9% growth

Bozeman : pop. 30868 with 10.6% growth

Butte-Silver Bow : pop. 32542 with -3.8% growth

Havre : pop. 9425 with -1.8% growth

Helena : pop. 26795 with 3.1% growth

Kalispell : pop. 16765 with 11.8% growth

Laurel : pop. 6332 with 1.1% growth

Lewistown : pop. 6173 with -2% growth

Livingston : pop. 7053 with 0.9% growth

Miles City : pop. 8246 with -2.6% growth

Whitefish : pop. 5814 with 13.4% growth

All links and text on this site have been provided for information purposes - they are not recommendations. Figures from the US census bureau (census.gov)