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Missoula Organization of REALTORS®

Connecting Home & Community

Comprised of over 800 members and with a reach spanning 4 counties in Southwest Montana, our mission at the Missoula Organization of REALTORS® is simple: to empower our members to serve the real estate needs of their clients and the community at the highest professional level.

Everyone who is a property owner or a potential property owner–whether a homeowner, a businessperson, or an investor–will benefit by being acquainted with the Missoula Organization of REALTORS®.

What the NAR Settlement Means for Home Buyers and Sellers

The settlement includes some changes to real estate transactions, but importantly, consumers will continue to have choices regarding real estate services. 

Missoula County Market Statistics

2024 Five Valleys Housing Report

View the annual report on housing market trends and data for the greater Missoula area

Feature Blog Posts

Jeff LeRoy joins MOR as Public Affairs & Data Director

October 17, 2024

Jeff LeRoy joins MOR as Public Affairs & Data Director We are excited to announce that Jeff LeRoy will be joining the Missoula…

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There’s No Place Like Home: Security Tips for New Homeowners

September 25, 2024

There’s No Place Like Home: Security Tips for New Homeowners Nothing compares to the feeling of being settled in a…

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MOR Announces Endorsement of State Legislative Candidates

August 26, 2024

MOR Announces Endorsement of State Legislative Candidates We’re pleased to announce MOR’s endorsement of the following candidates for the state…

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Recognition of Indigenous Land

Members of the Missoula Organization of REALTORS® recognize and acknowledge that the lands of which we focus our business was once the territory of the Blackfoot Confederacy (Siksikaitsitapi), Salish (Selis), Kootenai (Ksanka), and Kalispel (Qlispe) where they would hunt, gather, raise their family, hold ceremonies and protect the land which now represents our homes, our agriculture and our way of life. We honor and recognize the connections of Salish (Selis), Kootenai (Ksanka), Kalispel (Qlispe) people, the Blackfoot Confederacy (Siksikaitsitapi), and all people who have migrated through.

We are committed to care for the land with honor and grace as the people before us did.

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