Park City reckons with how to house its priced-out workers serving luxury clientele

Housing in the resort town is getting more expensive, and lucrative short-term rentals are leaving few options for traditional renters.

(Bethany Baker | The Salt Lake Tribune) Two people walk along the sidewalk in Old Town Park City on Thursday, Feb. 22, 2024. Housing in the resort town is getting more expensive, and lucrative short-term rentals are leaving few options for traditional renters, including firefighters, teachers and service industry workers.

Park City reckons with how to house its priced-out workers serving luxury clientele

Housing in the resort town is getting more expensive, and lucrative short-term rentals are leaving few options for traditional renters.

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