The Spires at Red Lodge in the News
Montana Real Estate — Is Red Lodge the Next Jackson Hole?
By Russell Squire, EzineArticles.com, June 3, 2008
People that purchased real estate in Jackson, Wyoming during the 1970s and 1980s are dancing a jig today. That is because this southern entry community to Yellowstone National Park has seen real estate prices rise twenty-fold or more, as some of the nation's wealthiest individuals purchased real estate in the area. The same is true of Aspen, Vail, Park City, and many other Rocky... view article
Developers Tout 'Sustainable' Subdivision in Red Lodge
By Linda Halstead-Acharya, The Billings Gazette, March 10, 2008
Covered in snow, the field at the far north end of Red Lodge reveals few clues about what's in store for its future. But come spring, as the first homes go up, locals will glimpse what its developers describe as a livable, sustainable community. The initial phase of the Spires at Red Lodge, located two miles out Highway 78 and north of the golf course, will open with 66 new residential lots... view article
Developers Donate $200K to City
By Gazette News Services, The Billings Gazette, October 11, 2007
Developers of the new Spires Subdivision north of the Red Lodge Golf Course have donated $200,000 to the city of Red Lodge.
The check was presented Tuesday night at a City Council meeting where the final plat for 120-acre subdivision was approved, Russ Spires said. Spires was designed as a sustainable community aimed at preserving wetlands, minimizing its environmental footprint... view article
Inspired Living Finds Home in Red Lodge, Montana
MATR News, July 28, 2007
In Red Lodge, Montana (pop. 2,500), next-door neighbor to America’s oldest national park, growing families and retiring baby boomers are settling into second homes and year-round mountain living amid pristine wilderness and an unspoiled pocket of small-town America, with surprising access to urban amenities. Make no mistake, Red Lodge is a real town, the real home of real Montanans and... view article
A Different Way: New Kinds of Developments in The West
By Greg Lemon, New West Magazine, October 6, 2006
Development is gaining speed in momentum in the Rocky Mountain West – everyone knows that. But some developments are breaking away from the norm either in scope, methods, or goals. Six of those new developments were highlighted Friday afternoon... Developments should be sustainable and for Russ Squires that means using materials that conserve energy and building is such a way as... view article