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What's driving Utah's housing crisis? It's not what you think, says economist.


What’s driving Utah’s housing crisis? It’s not what you think, says economist.
Low wages are the real culprit, he says, even as lawmakers prepare to spend millions to construct more affordable homes.
(Francisco Kjolseth | Tribune file photo) A home for sale in Salt Lake City on Tuesday, April 27, 2021. With Utah poised to spend millions on affordable housing, a top analyst says stagnating incomes are more of a driver in the state s current crisis than a lack of housing.
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Utah’s housing crisis may be more about shrinking paychecks than a shortage of homes.
As state lawmakers met Tuesday in advance of spending millions of pandemic-relief cash to encourage more affordable housing construction and other projects, a top analyst told them that a lack of supply isn’t the Beehive State’s most pressing housing issue and urged them to look also at ways of boosting incomes for Utah’s working families. ....

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Department Of Workforce Services Says Utah 'Can't Build Our Way Out' Of Housing Crisis


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A housing specialist with the Utah Department of Workforce Services told Utah legislators Tuesday the solution to the state’s affordable housing problems wasn’t as simple as building more houses. He said stagnant wages were also part of the issue.
The solution to Utah’s affordable housing crisis isn’t to build more housing, which is the state’s current approach.
That’s what David Fields, a housing specialist with the Utah Department of Workforce Services, told state legislators during a presentation Tuesday.
“We can’t assume that if we just build and build, there ll be a trickle-down effect,” Fields said. “It s just not empirically tenable.” ....

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How looking at an invisible gas could bring change into your home


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HB45 proposes a radon task force to study solutions
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One year ago, the Deseret News published the story of Dustin Wallis, a 39-year-old, nonsmoking father of two young children who had just been diagnosed with stage 4 lung cancer.
In “The Radioactive Killer,” a multipart series, we explained how the leading cause of lung cancer for nonsmokers is radon an invisible, odorless carcinogenic gas that’s produced as uranium breaks down in the soil.
As a result of the coverage, Rep. Keven Stratton, R-Orem, said he introduced HB45 to create a radon task force that would study the issue for the next 18 months. ....

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Masked up and rapid tested, Utah lawmakers back to business in heavily guarded Capitol


Masked up and rapid tested, Utah lawmakers back to business in heavily guarded Capitol
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Rep. Calvin Musselman, R-West Haven, left, and Rep. Joel Ferry, R-Brigham City greet each othe ras the Utah Legislature opens the 2021 general session at the Capitol in Salt Lake City on Tuesday, Jan. 19, 2021.
SALT LAKE CITY Utah’s legislative leaders kicked off the 2021 general session Tuesday with messages of a bright future despite challenges due to COVID-19.
“Beyond the physical effects of COVID, the global pandemic has caused widespread economic hardship, social disruption and mental health issues. Discouraging news about the pandemic, natural disasters and civil unrest have seemed to arrive at a tempo that left moments of reprieve few and far between,” said House Speaker Brad Wilson, R-Kaysville, in his opening day speech on the House floor. ....

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