A window of opportunity in Big SkyThe Big Sky market gained meaningful momentum this summer. After a strong start to the year, contracts jumped sharply in July and August, with both months
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Katie began her real estate career at Yellowstone Club in 2004, contributing to over $1 billion in sales and helping high-net-worth families align investment goals with lifestyle aspirations. After working in international resort development and nonprofit leadership - including serving as the founding Executive Director of the Big Sky Community Corporation - she returned to real estate in 2013 with a focus on private club, resort, and residential properties in Big Sky.
A consistent top performer, Katie was the #1 agent for Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices Montana Properties in both 2023 and 2024. She has earned Chairman’s Circle awards annually since 2020, including the Diamond Award in 2023 and 2024, placing her among the top agents nationwide.
Katie holds a BA in Philosophy from the University of Minnesota Duluth and a Master’s in Finance from Harvard University Extension School, where she was named to the Dean’s List. She is also co-chair of the Big Sky Real Estate Collective and donates her marketing expertise to APROQUEN, a nonprofit supporting cleft and burn care for children in Nicaragua and throughout Latin America
Katie lives in Big Sky with her husband and draws inspiration from the mountains—skiing, hiking, golfing, and building connections that span both local and global communities.
A window of opportunity in Big SkyThe Big Sky market gained meaningful momentum this summer. After a strong start to the year, contracts jumped sharply in July and August, with both months
A healthier market takes shapeThe first half of 2026 continues to show encouraging signs for the Big Sky market. While pricing has become more balanced, buyer activity has strengthened, creating a
Big Sky Market Approaching an Inflection PointAs signs of spring emerge in Big Sky, it appears that a new season in the real estate market may be as well. After the sharp seller-favored shift during
The market is moving — and buyers are paying attentionWhether it was the completion of the base-to-summit lift infrastructure with the Explorer Gondola and Kircliff Observatory, the mid