Who qualifies for workforce housing at The Loop?

Households where at least one member works full time (1,560 hours a year) for a Teton County business and at least 75% of household income is earned locally, under Teton County rules. There is no maximum income, and no one in the household may own residential property within 75 miles of Jackson.

Is there an income limit for workforce apartments at The Loop?

No. Teton County workforce rentals have no maximum income and no asset limit. They are restricted to households that work in Teton County.

Can I qualify for a workforce apartment if I just got a job in Jackson?

Under the county Rules and Regulations, a household can qualify for a privately leased restricted rental while under contract for a Teton County job that starts before move-in. Confirm your situation with the Housing Department at 307-732-0867.

How much is a workforce studio at The Loop?

$2,609 per month total ($2,500 base rent) as of October 2026, including mandatory monthly fees. Confirm current pricing with the leasing office at (307) 381-4586.

Do I apply through the county lottery for The Loop's workforce units?

The Loop leases its workforce units through its own leasing office; the county's weighted drawing covers homes the Housing Department manages. The Housing Department qualifies each household before the lease is signed. Call (307) 381-4586 to confirm the current steps.

Can a household of any size rent a workforce apartment?

Yes. The county workforce program has no occupancy requirements, so any household size may apply for any unit size.

Workforce housing at The Loop Jackson Hole: who qualifies, current rents and how to apply

The Loop has deed-restricted workforce rentals for households that work in Teton County, alongside market-rate apartments. Under Teton County rules, at least one household member works full time for a Teton County business and at least 75% of household income is earned locally. There is no maximum income. As of October 2026 the workforce studio is $2,609 per month total. Verified October 12, 2026.

Last updated: October 29, 2026

Who qualifies, in the county's words

"At least one person in your household must be employed full-time at a local Teton County business," working at least 1,560 hours a year, about 30 hours a week (Teton County Workforce Housing, tetoncountywy.gov/720)
"At least 75% of your household income must be earned locally"
"There are no maximum income requirements for Workforce Housing," and workforce homes have no asset limit
No one in the household may own a home, or vacant residential land over one acre, within 75 miles of Jackson
"The Workforce program does not have occupancy requirements," so any household size may apply for any unit size
Under the county Rules and Regulations, the household lives in the unit at least 10 months a year and requalifies every year

Starting a new job in Teton County

The county Rules and Regulations (December 2024, section 4-2.A) say that for rentals not filled through the county's weighted drawing, a household can qualify while under contract for a job at a Teton County business, as long as the job starts before move-in
Years of local work earn extra entries in the county's own drawings. They are not listed as a requirement for privately leased rentals
Seasonal jobs still need to average 1,560 hours a year. Confirm your situation with the Jackson/Teton County Housing Department, 307-732-0867, housing@tetoncountywy.gov

Workforce rents as of October 2026

Plan SB1 Workforce, 395 square feet: $2,609 per month total ($2,500 base rent), available now
Plan 1A1 Workforce, 744 square feet: $3,828 per month total ($3,719 base rent), only 1 left
Plan 1B2 Workforce, size not listed: no price listed, waitlist, call for details
Plan 2B1 Workforce, 1,094 square feet: $5,208 per month total ($5,099 base rent), available now
Plan 3B1 Workforce, 1,150 square feet: $5,808 per month total ($5,699 base rent), only 1 left
Plan 3A1 Workforce, 1,150 square feet: no price listed, waitlist, call for details
Totals include base rent plus mandatory monthly fees, per theloopjacksonhole.com. They exclude usage-based utilities and charges due at move-in or move-out
In 2026 The Loop lowered its workforce studio rent. Current total as of October 2026: $2,609 per month ($2,500 base rent)

How to apply at The Loop

Apply through The Loop's leasing office: (307) 381-4586, theloop@rpmliving.com, or the Apply button on theloopjacksonhole.com
The Loop leases its workforce units through its own leasing office. The county's weighted drawing covers homes the Housing Department manages. Under county rules for privately owned restricted rentals (section 7-4), the Housing Department qualifies each household before the lease is signed
Expect to verify employment, hours worked, local income and real estate ownership. The county asks for tax returns and W-2s from the past two years
Restricted rentals are leased for at least six months under county rules. Ask the leasing office which lease terms are open
Confirm the current steps with the leasing office before you apply

How many workforce apartments there are

Teton County's housing pipeline page lists The Loop with 81 workforce rentals and 1 affordable rental for households at 80% to 120% of median family income (tetoncountywy.gov/1322)
Other published figures differ. Ask the leasing office for the current count and which workforce plans are open
Workforce plans run from studios to three bedrooms. The affordable rental is a separate county program with income limits

Frequently asked

Who qualifies for workforce housing at The Loop?: Households where at least one member works full time (1,560 hours a year) for a Teton County business and at least 75% of household income is earned locally, under Teton County rules. There is no maximum income, and no one in the household may own residential property within 75 miles of Jackson.
Is there an income limit for workforce apartments at The Loop?: No. Teton County workforce rentals have no maximum income and no asset limit. They are restricted to households that work in Teton County.
Can I qualify for a workforce apartment if I just got a job in Jackson?: Under the county Rules and Regulations, a household can qualify for a privately leased restricted rental while under contract for a Teton County job that starts before move-in. Confirm your situation with the Housing Department at 307-732-0867.
How much is a workforce studio at The Loop?: $2,609 per month total ($2,500 base rent) as of October 2026, including mandatory monthly fees. Confirm current pricing with the leasing office at (307) 381-4586.
Do I apply through the county lottery for The Loop's workforce units?: The Loop leases its workforce units through its own leasing office; the county's weighted drawing covers homes the Housing Department manages. The Housing Department qualifies each household before the lease is signed. Call (307) 381-4586 to confirm the current steps.
Can a household of any size rent a workforce apartment?: Yes. The county workforce program has no occupancy requirements, so any household size may apply for any unit size.