The Residences at Jibboom is a multifamily housing development set in old town Truckee that exceeds the Town of Truckee's goals for workforce housing and sustainability practices.

• It is a classic infill development of a blighted dirt lot, using land previously occupied by an old motel to offer housing for locals.
• Four buildings along Jibboom Street will consist of 62 residential units and 3,339 SF of ground floor commercial space.
• Of the 62 residential units, 10 are 'affordable units' and 20 are offered to the town as workforce housing, meaning 48% of the units are restricted to TTUSD working boundaries.
• The buildings contain 15 studios, 23 one-bedroom, 13 two-bedroom & 11 three-bedroom units, plus 69 parking spaces (58 spaces onsite and 11 street spaces).
• All spaces are wired for EV as well as for tandem lifts, which has the potential to double the onsite parking.
• All buildings stand at or below the allowable development code height, having been redesigned in 2020 with a new architect, MWA. High Street neighbors and other members of the community participated in project redesign.

The conscientious design embraces Truckee patterns of development with a “hodge podge” character, highlights a commissioned mural and borrows from historic buildings like the old railroad hotel.