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Regional grocer to anchor upcoming Jackrabbit Crossing property

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A new grocery tenant has been announced as the anchor for an upcoming mixed-use development near Bozeman, Mont.

Rosauers Supermarkets has signed a long-term lease at the new Jackrabbit Crossing development in Belgrade, located within Montana’s Gallatin Valley. The 196-acre, master-planned, mixed-use project is being developed by Venture West Development as a “true live/work/shop community.”

Rosauers serves the Inland Pacific Northwest, with over 20 stores located throughout Washington, Oregon, Idaho, and Montana. In Montana, locations include Libby, Kalispell, Missoula, and Bozeman.

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Jackrabbit Crossing
Jackrabbit Crossing. Rendering courtesy of Venture West Development.
Jackrabbit Crossing
Jackrabbit Crossing. Rendering courtesy of Venture West Development.

“We are thrilled to welcome Rosauers as the anchor tenant for Jackrabbit Crossing,” said Todd Waller, principal of Venture West Development. “This project is set to deliver much-needed amenities to Jackrabbit Corridor, including a grocery store, restaurants, convenience services, and hotels. The infrastructure in place will support Belgrade’s future growth and provide a significant boost to the local economy.”

The Jackrabbit Crossing development includes three lighted intersections and is only ten minutes from Bozeman, ensuring easy access for residents and visitors. Over 2,500 residences have been approved within one mile of the project, enhancing its appeal as a convenient shopping destination. Additionally, it is located near Yellowstone National Park, and Big Sky, Montana, areas that attract millions of visitors annually. Yellowstone National Park sees over 3,000,000 visitors per year, while Big Sky had over 700,000 skier visits in 2020.

Venture West Development recently made headlines with the announcement of a proposed 53,000-sq.-ft. Amazon distribution center at Jackrabbit Crossing. According to Waller, this facility will serve as a last-mile delivery hub, similar to a recently opened center in Missoula County. The Missoula facility spans 72,000 sq. ft. and is projected to handle 6,500 to 7,000 packages daily, creating 100 jobs.

“We are excited about the ongoing developments at Jackrabbit Crossing,” added Waller. “The combination of Rosauers and the upcoming Amazon distribution center underscores the significance of this project in driving economic growth and meeting the needs of our rapidly expanding community.”

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