In 1971, Jim and Nadeane Silbernagel bought the land that would become Silver Ranch Subdivision. In this episode, we sit down with Nadeane to learn about the land’s 50-year history and what she hopes for the future of Bismarck’s new neighborhood.

Doug and Amy Larsen (Apex Builders) kick off the new season of our podcast and share how they got started building homes together, how the pandemic has effected local real estate and what made them want to build in Silver Ranch Subdivision.  

In our season finale, we find out what it takes to be a builder and a realtor with Joe Hillerson, owner of Boulder Homes and why he choose to build in Silver Ranch Subdivision.

The great thing about working with different builders such as Andrew Meldahl, owner of Pinnacle Homes, is we get to see so many different styles of homes go up in Silver Ranch Subdivision. In this episode, learn how Andrew brings lots to the table from entry level homes to large design-heavy builds. 

In our latest episode, hear Jake Axtman with Axtman+Associates, P.C. share his favorite parts of helping create the master plan for Silver Ranch Subdivision and what is so unique about the project.

This week as we talk with Joe Sheehan, Branch Manager of Benchmark Mortgage. Joe's goal is to provide a world-class personal experience when buying a home and he shares how Silver Ranch Subdivision has helped him provide just that.

As the Mayor of Bismarck, Mayor Steve Bakken sees economic development as a key focus and Silver Ranch Subdivision is going to help encourage that. As the city continues to grow so will it's resources such as fire, police and sewer which is a huge benefit for all.

This week we talk with Stoneshire Builders owner Brian Eiseman about the type of homes he offers and how they are going to add to the dynamics of the Silver Ranch Subdivision.

Brian Ritter, President of Bismarck Mandan Chamber EDC, shares what he loves about his job and why he thinks the new Silver Ranch Subdivision is important for Bismarck's future.

From cutting ice out of the Missouri River to building Kirkwood Mall, the Wachter family has been helping Bismarck grow for nearly 125 years. In this episode, Investcore, Inc. President & CEO Chad Wachter talks about his family's history, creating a master plan for Silver Ranch Subdivision and how the new development can benefit the whole community.