Company to begin building diverse housing types in Twin Falls, Cassia and Minidoka Counties

Twin Falls, Idaho, June 5, 2024 – Simplicity by Hayden Homes is excited to announce its expansion into Twin Falls County, Cassia County and Minidoka County.

This growth will provide new housing options in these regions, addressing Idaho’s housing shortage, offering housing solutions for working families, and providing a library of beautiful home plans for those ready to build on their own land.

Already serving 72 counties across Oregon, Washington, and Idaho, Simplicity by Hayden Homes works with individual land owners, investors, governmental agencies, land trusts and other community partners to provide uniquely tailored housing solutions. Simplicity builds on pre-owned land with a variety of product types including single-family homes, investor properties, ADUs, nineplexes, triplexes, fourplexes and townhomes.

“Our team is looking forward to partnering across South Central Idaho to help property owners build their dream homes and to create much-needed workforce housing,” said Simplicity President Ryan Jennings.

With this expansion to South Central Idaho, Simplicity by Hayden Homes will build on its track record of providing beautifully designed homes efficiently, on-time and on-budget. A library of more than 50 home designs and innovative product types makes partnership simple. Designs meet codes and are ready to build now on properties throughout the region.

Simplicity’s expansion complements new communities in Twin Falls currently under development by sister company Hayden Homes, which was named 2023 Idaho Builder of the Year by Idaho Home Builders Association. The companies are committed to Give As You Go™ so together we create a strong community where everyone can live a fulfilled life.

“Our work is about more than building homes,” said Jennings. “We look forward to supporting economic development, access to affordable homes, and giving of our time and resources to support the vibrant communities of South Central Idaho.”