JACKSON, Wyo. — The median family income in Teton County rose in 2025, changing the earning limits for affordable home units through the Jackson/Teton County Housing Department.

In a news release on Thursday, Teton County stated that the median family income rose by 4.95%, according to new data by the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD). The Housing Department’s income range chart shows that the new median is $103,950 for a single-person household, and $118,800 for a two-person household. The median family income for a household of four is up from $141,500 to $148,500.

The Housing Department sets income limits based on annual data by HUD for affordable rental and ownership units. Households earning less than 160% of the median family income can qualify for affordable housing. The workforce housing program has no income limit, but requires that 75% of household income be earned locally. According to the news release, both programs require that applicants work full time for a local business.

Income Range and Asset Limit Chart. Image: Jackson/Teton County Housing Department

“Households seeking safe, stable housing through the Jackson/Teton County Housing Department, the Jackson Hole Community Housing Trust, or Habitat for Humanity should check each organization’s website for eligible programs,” reads the statement.

Monica is a Staff Reporter who studied journalism at Syracuse University and has been in the valley since 2015. She loves writing about the local food and bev scene, especially craft beer. When she’s not on the clock, you can find her paddle boarding, sewing, or whipping up a new recipe at home.