Two Hoback residents filed a complaint in federal court arguing the fees that go toward workforce and affordable housing are ‘unconstitutional.’
Housing
Gill family gets housing ‘victory’
Teton County Commissioners’ approval launches the landowning Gill family a step closer to building about 600 homes, mostly deed-restricted for local workers.
Public lands not the solution to the West’s housing crisis, economists say
A new study from Headwaters Economics shows that housing on public lands would have only a minimal impact on the West’s housing crisis, with most potential development being focused in a small number of states.
Domestic violence survivors are running out of shelter options
Demand for emergency housing surged in East Idaho after the murder of a pregnant mother forced a spotlight on violence.
Planned rates at affordable housing project deemed not ‘affordable’ for local renters
A $31.5 million shortfall prompts elected officials to cut out plans for a parking garage.
State Freedom Caucus leader critiques South Park housing process
Bear’s presence indicates state lawmakers are still keeping tabs on Teton County’s housing regulations.
Trump administration moves to strike Biden-era conservation rule, considers selling public lands
The Trump administration has floated the idea of selling federal public lands for reasons including balancing the federal budget and developing more affordable housing.
Amid traffic concerns, many voice support for NSP homes
Dozens spoke in support of the plan outlining the housing project that — if built — could become the largest development in Teton County history.
Denting an impossible housing market
How rigorous financial education, plus plenty of subsidy, is helping one family find stability after turmoil.
