Housing market: Why Utah's top home builder met with Mitt Romney

The cooling U.S. housing market is an opportunity — not roadblock — to solving our affordability crisis, Clark Ivory, CEO of Ivory Homes and Utah’s largest homebuilder, said. He recently met with Sen. Mitt Romney to discuss ways to tackle the nation’s housing crisis and highlight innovative strategies he thinks can change lower costs.

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