Here’s what Utahns need to make to afford a modest two-bedroom apartment

Renters in most of the state’s 29 counties likely don’t make enough to afford a modest, two-bedroom apartment, a new report found.

(Francisco Kjolseth | The Salt Lake Tribune) Modest-priced apartments across Utah, including in Salt Lake City where West Quarter opened in April 2023, are out of reach for most renters.

Here’s what Utahns need to make to afford a modest two-bedroom apartment

Renters in most of the state’s 29 counties likely don’t make enough to afford a modest, two-bedroom apartment, a new report found.

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