This partnership with Mercill Partners will result in 30 ownership units - 20 one-bedroom homes and 10 two-bedroom homes - for households working in Teton County. Teton County is providing the land for this development, which is valued at $2,100,000 and Teton County has owned since the early 1980’s. Teton County is also paying to move the existing historic structures for the Jackson Hole Historical Society and Musuem and to demo the remaining buildings which will cost an estimated $100,000.

Groundbreaking: September 1, 2020 - building permit submitted July 23, 2020

Anticipated Completion: December 2021

Total Units: 30 ownership homes, 20 one-bedroom, 10 two-bedroom. Includes five revolving employee rights of first purchase. 

Affordability: Two 50-80% MFI, Two 80-120% MFI, 26 Workforce 

Public investment per unit: $73,333