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Kennedy Wilson Enters Bozeman, Montana Multifamily Market With Plans to Build 268 New Units

July 7, 2021

Global real estate investment company Kennedy Wilson (NYSE: KW) is expanding its presence in the Mountain States through an investment in an 11-acre Opportunity Zone site that will be developed into a 268-unit garden-style community named The Oxbow in Bozeman, Montana. Kennedy Wilson has committed $16 million to the venture in exchange for a 51% ownership in the development alongside equity and operating partner Roundhouse, a Boise-based real estate investment management company.

Construction is already underway on The Oxbow, which is expected to reach completion in 2023. When complete, the new community will offer ample amenities for residents while promoting access and connection to the outdoors.

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