Teton County Publicpurchase #RFQ - A Study: Impacts of Gentrification on Naturally Occurring Affordable Housing in Jackson, WY

Research Study on Gentrification and Affordable Housing in Jackson, WY

This opportunity is a request from the Teton County Housing Authority Board for a professional research study on gentrification and affordable housing in Jackson, Wyoming. - Government Buyer: - Teton County Housing Authority Board (local government, Jackson, WY) - Scope of Work: - Conduct a comprehensive study on the impacts of gentrification on naturally occurring affordable housing - Analyze residential development and home sales data to identify factors affecting market housing affordability - Assess current, past, and projected trends in unrestricted market housing affordable to the local workforce - Develop policy and program recommendations to preserve naturally occurring affordable and workforce-occupied housing - Funding: - $25,000 grant from the Community Foundation of Jackson Hole - Products/Services Requested: - Professional research and analysis services (no physical products or OEMs specified) - Unique Requirements: - Focus on naturally occurring affordable housing and workforce-occupied housing - Deliver actionable policy and program solutions for local government consideration - No specific OEMs or vendors are named, as this is a request for research services, not equipment or software.

Description

The Housing Authority Board received a $25,000 grant from the Community Foundation of Jackson Hole to commission a study of residential development and home sales in the Town of Jackson. The study will analyze factors impacting market housing affordability and potential means of affordability preservation. It will assess the current status, past, and projected future trends of unrestricted market housing affordable to the local workforce. The study will propose policy and program solutions to protect naturally occurring affordable and workforce-occupied housing.

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