Proposed legislation to establish an affordable housing fund died without discussion. At least two other affordable housing bills remain in the House.
Housing
Forest Service looks to public land, local tax dollars to house its workers
Proponents see Bridger-Teton National Forest project as a novel approach to keep vital forest workers close to the lands they manage. Critics see a “slippery slope.”
Bextel stokes debate of Jackson Hole’s affordability crisis
New alliances take on Flat Creek Apartments, growth and who pays for housing.
Jackson mulls garage paid parking as residents raise concerns
New rules aimed at helping locals, but could increase cost for long stays.
Density is coming to Jackson. How will it impact traffic?
As the town starts charging for parking, traffic expert sees more fees as a solution.
Community Housing Trust and Bridger-Teton to partner for 36 homes on federal land
Housing Trust director says Nelson Drive homes will lease the land, similar to ski resorts.
As local staff struggle, St. John’s Health breaks ground on workforce housing exemplar
Gov. Mark Gordon says the public-private partnership can be used as a model statewide.
Oven-free in Jackson Hole. What renovated apartments say about the region’s continuous housing compromise
Praised by electeds and housing advocates, rentals starting at $2,350 are hot on the market, just not in the kitchen.
Coloradans push for stronger mobile home protections as investors buy up properties
Some advocates want lawmakers and local stakeholders to do more to preserve one of the largest sources of affordable housing in Colorado.
