Teton County, Idaho · Driggs · Victor · Tetonia
Homes for the people who make Teton Valley work.
We create permanently affordable rental and ownership housing for local workers, and administer the programs that keep it affordable for good.
Hero photo: Depot Square residents or a valley view with the Tetons
- 1,165–1,580
- homes needed by 2027 to house the local workforce
- 60%+
- of those must be priced below market
- 1 in 4
- Teton Valley workers commute in from another county
- 143
- deed-restricted homes built, leasing, or in development
Sources: 2022 Teton Region Housing Needs Assessment · 2026 Driggs City Council briefing
Projects & Programs
What we're building
photo · groundbreaking
Under construction
175 Front Street
26 below-market homes in downtown Driggs, serving 40 to 80% AMI. Occupancy expected late 2027.
QWHIP wordmark
New program
QWHIP
The City of Driggs incentive program for permanently deed-restricted workforce homes. We administer it.
site plan
Under construction
Sherman Park
90 rental homes in Victor, 55 of them restricted for local workers. Leasing spring 2027.
Public meetings
Next Commission meeting
Commission Regular Meeting
Meetings are open to the public under Idaho's Open Meeting Law. Agendas, minutes & recordings →
Developers
Build with incentives
Density bonuses, height and lot-coverage allowances, and fee waivers through the City of Driggs QWHIP. Join the RFQ/RFP list for Teton Valley Housing projects.
Developer information →Property owners
Keep a home local, forever
Record a voluntary occupancy-restricted deed so your property stays workforce housing in perpetuity.
Deed template & details →Support
We are not a taxing entity
Our work runs on foundations, partners, and neighbors. Gifts are tax-deductible under IRS Code 170(c)(1).
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