Housing Authority to reset 270 W. Pearl #108 resale to 50-80% income
The Jackson/Teton County Housing Authority is set to approve an amended deed restriction for Pearl at Jackson Unit 108, shifting the unit from the old 0-80% “Category 1” label to a 50-80% income range and restating the rules tied to resale eligibility.
The Jackson/Teton County Housing Authority is set to approve an amended and restated special restriction for 270 W. Pearl Unit #108 that would cap eligibility at a 50-80% income range, replacing the older “Category 1” (0-80%) designation. Staff says the change aligns the condo with the post-2018 standard restrictions and reflects a practical issue with very low income ownership units, “as it is difficult at the low income to continue to afford the HOA dues” Housing Authority Meeting Agenda Packet.
The draft restriction lists the key guardrails buyers must meet, including full-time employment for a local business in Teton County, a ban on owning other residential property within 75 miles of Jackson, and annual verification of requirements. The packet also spells out the current income caps for eligibility, including $79,240 for a one-person household and $90,560 for a two-person household Housing Authority Meeting Agenda Packet.
Background
In November 2026, the Housing Authority moved to purchase 5265 Torrence Road for $288,648 and reclassify it for buyers in the 80–120% AMI range, expanding affordable homeownership opportunities in Teton County.
Latest: 2026-11-04 — Housing Authority Board considered and was recommended to approve purchase of 5265 Torrence Road for $288,648 and direct staff to reclassify the unit to the 80–120% AMI range with a new resale price of $360,000.
curated as of 2026-11-03
The 2026 amendment to Jackson's housing rules redefines eligibility, adds compliance measures, and clarifies processes, passing after three readings amid mixed stakeholder support.
Latest: 2026-02-17 — Third reading and final approval of the ordinance amending Chapter 16.10.
curated as of 2026-11-03
In January 2021, Teton County approved $900,000 to deed-restrict 9 Presbyterian Church of Jackson Hole units for local workforce housing under the Housing Preservation Program.
Latest: 2021-01-11 — Board of County Commissioners and Town Council approved the Housing Preservation Program, including the $900,000 application from the Presbyterian Church of Jackson Hole to restrict 9 units for workforce housing.
curated as of 2026-11-02
Source Documents
| Date | Title | Type |
|---|---|---|
| September 2, 2026 | Housing Authority Meeting Agenda Packet | packet |