Is this true-I have had a few people tell me Montana/Wyoming is BOOMING right now.

Iceman · Dec 13, 2006

No less than 5 totally different people in the past month or so, who don't even know it each other claim that states like Montana and Wyoming is where everyone is moving.

I am not looking to move but just wondering if this true and if others have heard it? I imagine it has to do with the fact those towns have alot of land and new oppurtunities.

WVU · Dec 13, 2006

people are buying up the land, but they surely are not moving there. Big difference.

Fishhead · Dec 13, 2006

My sister moved to Montana 5 years ago.........they built a home right next to that of CHIP REESE(who has since sold his house).

Beautiful country and very little crime.

Brock Landers · Dec 13, 2006

Wyoming, least populous state in the union!

bulldog77 · Dec 13, 2006

Yeah, time for a lot of people from populous states to move there and fuck them up , too.

TKE683 · Dec 13, 2006

bulldog77 said:
Yeah, time for a lot of people from populous states to move there and fuck them up , too.

Please take some Californians

uppy:

ClipJoint · Dec 13, 2006

Montana started their run about 5 years ago. I think the prices have jumped so much during that span there is not much value there anymore.

Journeyman · Dec 13, 2006

fresh healthy air.

what is the employment situation like out there?

any idea what you would do out there for work Ice?

Fishhead · Dec 13, 2006

Journeyman said:
fresh healthy air.

what is the employment situation like out there?

any idea what you would do out there for work Ice?

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Iceman · Dec 13, 2006

Journeyman said:
fresh healthy air.

what is the employment situation like out there?

any idea what you would do out there for work Ice?

no not for me. I just know some construction guys who claim they have a whole lot of work out that way. Seems alot of people are moving their.

TheRightSide · Dec 13, 2006

Ice funny you bring this up. Go to the Detroit News web page and search for an article about Wyoming jobs. Many many people are leaving our great state to start over there. The housing is booming and with all the natural gas and coal out there it's a good time to go.

Iceman · Dec 13, 2006

TheRightSide said:
Ice funny you bring this up. Go to the Detroit News web page and search for an article about Wyoming jobs. Many many people are leaving our great state to start over there. The housing is booming and with all the natural gas and coal out there it's a good time to go.

I hear ya. I know alot of people too but I am not going anywhere. I love my state. :103631605