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On Utahs Capitol Hill, lawmakers say theyre trying to help new homebuyers by pushing a number of housing-related bills.

Volunteers who have been there since the Greek Glendi's inception celebrate 40 years of tradition.

Utah cities have occasionally felt sidelined by lawmakers attempting to regulate their way out of the states affordable housing shortage.

Utah cities have occasionally felt sidelined by lawmakers attempting to regulate their way out of the state’s affordable housing shortage. “I imagine that there are some individual cities that raise concerns, but all of those concerns have been listened to and addressed and I think we have full support from all stakeholders on the version of the bill that will come out of committee today,” Fillmore said during a Wednesday media availability. The bill exited the Senate...

The Utah League of City and Towns supports housing affordability policies that respect market forces and local government authority.

The Utah Legislature’s budget still has weeks to shape up and final revenue projections won’t be released until mid-February, but already powerful legislative leaders are indicating the governor likely won’t get everything he’s recommending for housing and homelessness programs. “We just don’t have that amount of money available to us,” House Speaker Mike Schultz, R-Hooper, told […]

Legislators are hoping to cut straight to the root of Utahs housing problem, formulating bills to remove barriers that prevent the housing supply from meeting the states growing demand.

Why are houses so expensive in Utah? Here’s why homes are so unaffordable and what the Legislature wants to do about it

Why are houses so expensive in Utah? Here’s why homes are so unaffordable and what the Legislature wants to do about it

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