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How the 'Yellowstone effect' transformed one rugged western American city

How the 'Yellowstone effect' transformed one rugged western American city
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Bozeman, Montana is experiencing rapid demographic and economic shifts driven by an influx of wealthy out-of-state residents. This 'Yellowstone effect' has caused housing prices to soar, creating significant socioeconomic tension between long-term locals and new arrivals.

Share Save Add as preferred on Google Sheila Flynn Senior US Reporter, Bozeman, Montana Getty Images The rugged beauty of Montana has attracted the rich and famous Grandmother Sara Folger sits in the kitchen of her single-wide trailer, the Rocky Mountains looming in the distance, and remembers the Bozeman, Montana she fell in love with decades ago.

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