175 Front Street is under construction. 26 below-market homes are coming to downtown Driggs, with occupancy expected in late 2027.Read the update →

Projects & Programs

From plan to keys in hand

Every project Teton Valley Housing leads or partners on, the programs that produce workforce homes, and the data that guides both.

Featured program · City of DriggsNew 2026

QWHIP

Qualified Workforce Housing Incentive Program

Developers voluntarily build permanently deed-restricted workforce units in exchange for annexation, density, height, lot-coverage, and fee incentives. Teton Valley Housing is the City's Authorized Administrator: we set annual price ceilings, qualify households, and run the lottery.

Open the QWHIP site ↗Household application ↗
QWHIP keeps its Driggs-navy identity · administered by Teton Valley Housing
Rental cap
80% AMI
Ownership cap
120% AMI
Restriction
Permanent
Income limit
≤ 200% AMI
Price ceilings recalculated each year and recommended to Driggs City Council. 2026 annual update →

Projects

CompleteUnder constructionPre-development
Under construction· Driggs

175 Front Street

Broke ground July 17, 2026, a half block from Depot Square. Twenty-three income-restricted apartments at 40 to 80% AMI plus three Teton County employee units, with ground-floor retail. Occupancy is expected in late 2027.

26 homes40–80% AMI servedPartner: Northwest Real Estate Capital Corp
Pre-development· Driggs

Signal West

A new deed-restricted ownership neighborhood on the former TNC parcel, planned for people employed in Teton Valley. Conceptual design is complete and a community task force shaped the plan. Gap funding is sought through the Signal West Catalyst Fund.

TBD homesWorkforce AMI servedPartner: Signal West Housing Task Force
Under construction· Victor

Sherman Park

Ninety rental homes in Victor, 55 of them deed-restricted at 80 to 120% AMI with local preference. Backed by a $4M Idaho Workforce Housing Fund award. Broke ground in 2025; leasing is expected to begin in spring 2027.

90 rental homes80–120% AMI servedPartner: Snavely Group · City of Victor
Complete · leasing· Driggs

Depot Square

Completed in 2022 at Depot and Front, the first project built with Teton Valley Housing. Thirty-four homes over retail and live-work space, 30 of them income-restricted for households at 30 to 60% AMI.

34 homes30–60% AMI servedPartner: Northwest Real Estate Capital Corp · City of Driggs

Data & policies

The plans behind the projects

Needs assessments every five years, action plans every three. These documents set our priorities and are cited in every council briefing.

2025Housing Action PlanStrategic priorities with partners · updated every 3 yearsPDF2023Land Use & Employee Generation StudyHousing demand created by new development · EPSPDF2022Teton Region Housing Needs Assessment1,165–1,580 homes needed by 2027 · WSW Consulting · every 5 yearsPDF2019Affordable Housing Strategic PlanThe founding plan adopted by the county and citiesPDF

Annual reports to the county and city clerks, as required by Idaho Code 50-1921 and 31-4221: 2020 · 2021 · 2022 · 2023 · 2024 · 2025

Developers

Incentives & RFQ/RFP list

  • Driggs density bonus under Article 14.10 of the land development code, or an equal-value contribution to Teton Valley Housing.
  • QWHIP: annexation, density, height, coverage, and fee waivers for deed-restricted units.
  • IHFA multi-family financing programs.

No RFQ/RFP is open today. Contact us to join the notification list.

Property owners

Voluntary occupancy-restricted deed

Record a restriction so your property stays local housing in perpetuity. Consult your own legal and financial advisors; staff can answer initial questions.

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