St. George's housing crunch leaves working professionals unable to buy a home — or even rent
A working professional who oversees pre-nursing programs at several colleges in central and southern Utah, Jennifer Liebert doesn’t fit the stereotype many have for people caught up in St. George’s housing crunch.But despite Liebert’s high-profile job, $60,000 annual salary and life amidst bucolic redrock cliffs, she often feels St. George more resembles poet John Milton’s “Paradise Lost” than a slice of heaven.
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