Andrew Hurlburt

Andrew’s commitment to business leadership and development in Bozeman is evident in the many organizations he is involved in.

Broker/Owner

Bozeman Real Estate GroupBozeman, MT (406) 587-1717

ABOUT

This is where it all began! Bozeman Real Estate Group came to be because of the vision Andrew had to start a sort of real estate company in Bozeman that didn't yet exist. His goal was to build a culture forward real estate office dedicated to delivering more to the clients, agents, and community that supports it. Andrew is an entrepreneur in every sense of the word so starting a brand new company was not a big stretch for him. His career in real estate began in 2004 and by 2011 he was part owner of a local real estate office. In 2017, Andrew brought together a team of agents and staff and created the culture he envisioned with Bozeman Real Estate Group. Andrew’s commitment to business leadership and development in Bozeman is evident in the many organizations he is involved in. He is an active board member of the Bozeman Chamber of Commerce, sits on the Evolving Professionals Committee and president of the Gallatin Association of Realtors. When it comes to giving back to the community, it’s not just something Andrew says, it’s something he truly believes in. One of his biggest commitments has been to the Kiwanis Club of Bozeman which he has been a member since 2005 and has held various positions and is currently the president. Through Kiwanis, he founded the Project Sandbox which donates hundreds of sandboxes annually to Bozeman kids. He has been a CAP mentor through Thrive, an active volunteer and donor for Gallatin Valley Habitat for Humanity and has been involved with the Gallatin Ice Foundation as well as Big Brothers Big Sisters. When he’s not starting brand new companies from the ground up, working with clients or spending time with his family, Andrew can be found hunting, fishing, skiing, mountain biking or four wheeling. We’re sort of tired just thinking about all he does! “Bozeman has it all and Montana is the perfect recreation state.”