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Workforce Housing for Jackson Hole

25 MILES FROM TOWN · REAL LEASES, REAL HOUSING

Jackson Hole runs on people who can’t find housing in Jackson Hole. Resorts, hospitals, restaurants, and construction crews all hire faster than the town builds beds — which is why so much of the workforce lives on the Idaho side of Teton Pass. Teton Flats is purpose-built for exactly this: 72 brand-new one and two bedroom apartments in Victor, Idaho, 25 miles from Jackson Town Square and 25 miles from Grand Targhee, with year-round and seasonal leases and employer partnership options.

This page is for two readers: workers who have the job but not the housing, and employers trying to solve housing for a team.

Where Jackson Hole workers actually live

A large share of Jackson’s workforce lives outside town, and the biggest share of that lives over Teton Pass in Victor and Driggs, Idaho. The commute is the trade: 25 miles on WY-22, roughly 35–45 minutes in normal conditions, with a weekday START commuter bus as backup and a handful of winter days a year when the pass closes. Thousands of people make it daily in both directions.

The reason is money. A one-bedroom in Jackson averages about three thousand a month when one exists; see our Jackson Hole cost of living guide for the numbers and the Victor to Jackson commute guide for the honest version of the drive, winter included. Grand Targhee staff have it easier still: the resort is reached through Driggs with no mountain pass — see our guide to apartments near Driggs and Grand Targhee.

Aerial view of the two-lane highway over Teton Pass between Victor, Idaho and Jackson, Wyoming

For workers: seasonal and year-round leases

Lease lengths. Seasonal-length leases for winter and summer staff, and year-round leases for everyone done with the housing scramble. Ask leasing for the exact terms offered this season.

What’s included. In-unit washer and dryer, air conditioning, quartz counters and stainless appliances, dedicated secure ski and bike storage, on-site parking, and 9-foot ceilings — brand-new construction, not a converted motel.

Roommates. We lease whole apartments, not beds. A two-bedroom / two-bath split with a roommate roughly halves the number: you choose the roommate, both of you are on the lease, no bunk-room lotteries.

How to apply. Pick a unit on the availability page and hit Apply Now; the application runs through our leasing system. Layouts are on the floor plans page. Questions first? Call (208) 354-3431.

CURRENT RENTS · POSTED LIVE

All units
1 bedroom
622–640 sq ft
from $1,650/mo
2 bedroom / 2 bath
980 sq ft
from $2,350/mo
Bedroom of a one-bedroom apartment at Teton Flats, workforce housing near Jackson Hole

For employers: block leases, referrals, and stipends

Housing is the recruiting problem in Teton County. Three ways we work with employers on it directly; seasonal terms are available for winter and summer staffing peaks.

Block lease

Reserve a set of apartments for a season or a year under one master lease. You control who moves in and when.

Suits: Resorts, hospitals, and contractors staffing a known headcount.

Typical minimum: Ask us

Ask about block lease

Preferred referral

No commitment. Your employees get priority on openings and a named contact in the leasing office.

Suits: Employers who want a reliable answer to "where do I live?" without carrying leases.

Typical minimum: None

Ask about preferred referral

Stipend partnership

Point an existing housing stipend at real inventory. The employer pays part of the rent directly, with occupancy reporting to HR.

Suits: Employers already paying housing allowances that go nowhere.

Typical minimum: Ask us

Ask about stipend partnership
Teton Flats apartment buildings in Victor, Idaho, block-lease housing for Jackson Hole employers

Teton Flats is 72 apartments across four buildings at the north edge of Victor, with parking, gear storage, and professional on-site management by Teton Valley Property Management. The personalized employer page at employer housing partnerships shows drive times from your worksite.

How it works

  1. STEP 1

    Inquiry

    Tell us roughly how many people, for which season, from where. The form below reaches leasing directly.

    Timeline: Reply within one business day

  2. STEP 2

    Unit hold

    We confirm what is open or opening and hold units while terms are agreed.

    Timeline: Ask us

  3. STEP 3

    Lease

    Block, referral, or stipend terms on paper; individual leases for referral placements.

    Timeline: Ask us

  4. STEP 4

    Move-in

    Keys, parking, and gear storage assigned. Seasonal staff can arrive on a start date, not a lease anniversary.

    Timeline: Ask us

Employers we’re built for

The valley’s staffing problem is the same across sectors: more jobs than beds within an hour of them. We work with teams on both sides of the pass.

  • Ski resorts and resort villages
  • Hospitals and clinics
  • School districts
  • Construction and trades
  • Hotels and restaurant groups
  • Utilities, airports, and public agencies

Tell us about your team

Rough numbers are fine. We reply within one business day. Prefer the phone? (208) 354-3431.

WORKFORCE HOUSING — FAQ

Questions workers and employers ask

Does Teton Flats offer seasonal leases?

Yes. Seasonal-length leases are offered for winter and summer staff alongside year-round leases. Terms for the current season come from the leasing office; ask when you inquire.

Can an employer lease multiple apartments?

Yes. Employers can block-lease a set of apartments for a season or a year under one master lease and control assignment, set up a preferred-referral arrangement so staff get priority on openings, or direct a housing stipend at Teton Flats units. Use the employer inquiry form on this page.

Do you rent by the bed?

No. Every lease is for a whole apartment. Roommates choose each other and both sign; a two-bedroom, two-bath split is the usual way workers cut the cost. There are no bunk rooms or bed assignments.

How far is Teton Flats from Jackson Hole Mountain Resort and Grand Targhee?

Teton Flats is 25 miles from Jackson Town Square over Teton Pass (about 35–45 minutes in normal conditions) and roughly 32 miles to Teton Village, and 25 miles to Grand Targhee through Driggs with no mountain pass on the drive.

Is there a commuter bus from Victor to Jackson?

Yes. START, Jackson's public transit agency, runs the Teton Valley Commuter route between Driggs, Victor, and Jackson on weekday mornings and evenings. Check startbus.com for the current schedule and fares.

The job’s in Jackson. The housing’s in Victor.

72 modern apartments, seasonal and year-round leases, 25 miles from work.