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The Utah Legislature has upped its commitment to deeply affordable housing, upping tax incentives for builders to $10 million per year and building it over time. It could make a small dent in the shortage of housing for people who need it the most.
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Affordable housing received a boost of $10 million as part of the state budget passed by the Utah State Legislature in the session ending earlier this month.
Before the Utah Legislature's 2023 general session began, Republican leaders promised action this year to address the affordable housing crisis.
As the housing market continues to price out many Utahns, the Utah Legislature this year largely focused on reducing regulatory barriers while also pumping nearly $200 million toward housing, homelessness programs. Have they appropriately balanced city powers and will it be enough to help bring housing prices under control?