Utah’s housing crisis: Could an answer be in your backyard?

Single-family homes and luxury apartments won’t solve Utah’s housing shortage alone.

(Trent Nelson | The Salt Lake Tribune) Matt Stringham preapres to show the "Fonzi apartment" at a home at The Pines in Midvale on Wednesday, Dec. 1, 2021. The three homes that make up this Ivory Homes development in Midvale have secondary apartments, or accessory dwelling units (ADU).

Utah’s housing crisis: Could an answer be in your backyard?

Single-family homes and luxury apartments won’t solve Utah’s housing shortage alone.

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