Cost of Living in Driggs
Driggs runs genuinely expensive by national standards, though materially below comparable Jackson Hole, WY prices, with a genuinely low Teton County property tax rate.
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Learn moreHousing costs run genuinely high, with a real, disclosed cross-source spread
Driggs' home price figures range $775,000-$930,000 depending on source and measurement date -- genuinely expensive nationally, though materially below comparable Jackson Hole prices per this record's header.
A genuinely low property tax rate
Teton County's effective property tax rate runs 0.31%-0.35% across sources reviewed -- both genuinely below the 1.02% national median.
Idaho's flat, low state income tax
Idaho's flat 5.3% state income tax and flat 6% state sales tax (no local resort-city add-on in Driggs) apply statewide.
A genuinely affluent median household income
Driggs' median household income ran a genuinely affluent $95,392, alongside an 11.58% poverty rate -- both disclosed honestly rather than presenting only the favorable income figure.
Key takeaways
- Driggs housing runs genuinely expensive ($775K-$930K range) but materially below comparable Jackson Hole prices.
- Teton County's property tax rate runs genuinely low (0.31%-0.35% effective), well below the national median.
- Idaho's flat 5.3% state income tax and 6% state sales tax (no local add-on) apply statewide.
- Driggs' median household income runs genuinely affluent ($95,392), alongside a real 11.58% poverty rate.
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