Dozens spoke in support of the plan outlining the housing project that — if built — could become the largest development in Teton County history.
Housing
Durango Looks to Buy a Hotel and Convert it into Affordable and Transitional Housing
Access to affordable housing is a growing challenge in most Western towns. Durango is hoping to ease its housing crunch by purchasing a hotel and converting it into apartment units.
Advocates say “Housing First” Could be a Solution to Chronic Homelessness
Providers who work to address homelessness in Boulder, Colorado, and elsewhere are increasingly shifting to a new approach.
Ouray County, Colorado’s First Low-Income Housing Complex Caters to Creatives
The town of Ridgway, Colorado is in an affordable housing crisis. However, some relief is on the way.
Program in Moab Lets Residents Learn Construction and Qualify for Affordable Housing
The organization helps build affordable and efficient housing with grants from the USDA. Along the way, they’re educating builders and providing more space for future homeowners.
Boulder Turns to Accessory Dwelling Units to Ease Longtime Affordable Housing Crisis
In a city with strict growth limits, many are looking to add housing in their own backyards—often quite literally.
Jackson Town Council Debates Possible Development Moratorium to Combat ‘Super-Gentrification’
Housing advocates argue that Jackson needs to pump the brakes on new building projects for one year in order to find more equitable solutions to the local housing crisis.
Unique Partnership Brings Net Zero Affordable Housing to Rural Colorado
A collaboration in Colorado’s Roaring Fork Valley is creating the first net zero affordable housing project in the state.
Moab Buys a Mobile Home Park to Safeguard it for Low-income Residents
When a trailer park housing low-income residents went up for sale in downtown Moab, Utah, local elected officials worried it would get bulldozed for a new hotel. So, the city bought it.
