The office in Bozeman marks The Agency’s first foray in the state of Montana. Managing Partner Joy Vance who specializes in diverse luxury properties across Bozeman and Big Sky will lead the new office.
Source: Inman News
The Agency welcomes new franchise in Big Sky Country
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