Affordable housing programs in Jackson Hole are designed to afford housing opportunities for local citizens of Teton County, Wyoming. These programs are deed restricted and applicants have minimum residency and maximum income/asset requirements in order to qualify. Please visit the following websites to learn more.

Housing Agencies in Jackson Hole

 
Jackson Hole Community Housing Trust
www.housingtrustjh.org
Jan Marie Hobart, Program Coordinator
(307) 739-0665
P.O. Box 4498, Jackson, WY 83002

A private non-profit organization that encourages community and builds opportunity for the citizens of Teton County by providing permanently affordable homes. 85 total homes located throughout county. Income and asset restricted.


Teton County Housing Authority
www.tetonwyo.org/housing
Stacy Stoker, Outreach and Marketing
(307)7 32-0867
P.O. Box 714
Jackson, WY 83001

This agency was created by Teton County Commissioners under a Wyoming State Statute that commits itself to creating affordable housing opportunities, partnerships, and critical oversight to ensure that essential housing remains available to those employed in Teton County. There are currently 238 total homes located throughout county. Income and asset restricted.

It is the mission of the Teton County Housing Authority to enable diverse opportunities for essential housing throughout the County. The Authority shall provide education to the community, facilitate potential solutions, develop housing where necessary, and create multiple layers of partnership, all of which are designed to create housing essential to the future viability of the community.


Habitat for Humanity of the Greater Teton Area
www.tetonhabitat.org
Terri Marino, Executive Director
(307) 734-0828
P.O. Box 4194
Jackson, WY 83001

Habitat for Humanity of the Greater Teton Area strengthens our community by building simple, decent homes in partnership with hardworking families in need. Homes are sold at cost with a no-interest mortgage to low-income families who invest 500 hours of "sweat equity" into the construction of their home. There are currently ten homes scattered throughout county and they are adding two to three new homes per year. Income and asset restricted.