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Housing in Teton County

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Source: US Census Bureau - ACS 5 Yr 2023

Almost half of renters in the United States pay 1/3 or more of their monthly income for rent (third column above). Compare that with rent in Teton County and Idaho in the first two columns. The optimal rent to household income ratio is 25% to 28% or less. When you pay more than 30% of your income towards rent, your ability to pay for food, transportation, health care, education, and savings becomes increasingly difficult.
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Towns Near Victor

City
County
State
Miles
Bonneville
ID
0.0 mi.
Bonneville
ID
4.4 mi.
Jefferson
ID
8.3 mi.
Bonneville
ID
10.2 mi.
Jefferson
ID
10.5 mi.
Jefferson
ID
12.9 mi.
Jefferson
ID
15.9 mi.
Bingham
ID
16.2 mi.
Jefferson
ID
18.4 mi.
Madison
ID
18.6 mi.
Bingham
ID
21.8 mi.
Bingham
ID
22.4 mi.
Madison
ID
22.7 mi.
Fremont
ID
26.3 mi.
Fremont
ID
27.3 mi.
Bingham
ID
29.4 mi.
Fremont
ID
29.9 mi.
Jefferson
ID
30.1 mi.
Bonneville
ID
32.3 mi.
Jefferson
ID
33.8 mi.
Bonneville
ID
34.0 mi.
Bingham
ID
34.2 mi.
Fremont
ID
35.8 mi.
Bingham
ID
35.8 mi.
Bonneville
ID
36.6 mi.
Teton
ID
37.5 mi.
Teton
ID
38.6 mi.
Fremont
ID
39.6 mi.
Teton
ID
40.4 mi.
Teton
ID
41.5 mi.
Jefferson
ID
45.5 mi.
Clark
ID
48.9 mi.
Fremont
ID
67.1 mi.

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Idaho Falls: A Key Trade Center in Idaho

The area was originally home to the Northern Paiute and Shoshone-Bannock tribes. In the 1800s, settlers arrived, drawn by gold and trade. The area became a key stop in 1864 with the construction of Taylor’s Bridge. Initially named Eagle Rock, the town was renamed Idaho Falls in 1891 to highlight its availability of water.

The city flourished with irrigation and railroad development, becoming a key trade center for agriculture and industry. A hydroelectric dam was built in 1911, creating the waterfalls that are now a city landmark.

Recreation in Southeastern Idaho

Idaho Falls lies in the Upper Snake River Valley not far from Yellowstone National Park and Grand Teton National Park. There are many trails for hiking, as well as trails for ATV and snowmobile enthusiasts. Upper and Lower Mesa Falls are northwest of Rexburg in a beautiful area to explore with many activities nearby.

To the southeast you will find the turquoise waters of Bear Lake with boating, fishing, hiking and swimming areas. Closer to home you can spend time at Lava Hot Springs with their outdoor soaking pools.

Affordable Housing for Low-Income Households

Apartments are available for rent in Idaho Falls that meet affordable housing standards: Section 8 Tenant Based, Section 8 Project Based, Section 42 Tax Credit, and other forms of rental assistance.

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