KETCHUM LOOKOUT
Ketchum, Idaho
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Reimagnig the Light Industrial District
OUR LOCATION
330 Lewis Street
Ketchum, ID
OUR MISSION
Using a "first-of-a-kind" public-private partnership, redevelop the Forest Service Administrative Site located in the heart of Ketchum's Light Industrial District into ~90 units that include workforce housing (with parking),
work-live and industrial units.
OUR COMMITMENT
To provide affordable and sustainable housing without compromising on quality or design.
Prospective Renters
We want to hear from you
As we move forward on the design, engineering and construction of the Lookout Partners project, we are actively engaging the community to best understand its needs and interests.
If you think you and/or your family would be interested in renting one of our units, please send us your name and contact information via our CONTACT page.
If you're a community member interested in getting more involved with this and/or one of our future projects, please send us an email via the same CONTACT page.
From community leaders
"Project Lookout will serve as a unique opportunity to begin addressing the housing issue for the Ketchum community through public-private partnerships. It will allow the USFS to hire and retain a well-skilled workforce to meet the area’s needs. Moreover, it has the potential to serve as an innovative blueprint for future similar projects across the Mountain West."
-- Mike Crapo, U.S. Senator for Idaho
"Workforce housing is a critical issue for our community and creative solutions are required to address this pressing need. Project Lookout is not only creative, it leverages private funding and expertise, and directly houses the workforce that is critical to the success of our town. On behalf of the City of Ketchum, I am thankful to all those involved and I look forward to further progress of this project.”
-- Neil Bradshaw, Mayor of Ketchum
“This project is the culmination of nearly two years of work, negotiation, and problem solving. We’re proud to be a part of this first-of-its-kind public-private partnership to address the housing issue and to have laid the groundwork upon which other Forests can build.”
-- Jake Strohmeyer, Sawtooth National Forest Supervisor