Here’s how Utah lawmakers might address the state’s affordable housing crunch this session

The efforts come as some say housing is ‘at a point of crisis in this state.’

(Rick Egan | The Salt Lake Tribune) New housing construction at The Ridge in North Salt Lake, on Monday, Feb. 1, 2021. Many believe Utah is at a crisis point in its lack of available, affordable housing. Lawmakers are looking at some measures that could help.

Here’s how Utah lawmakers might address the state’s affordable housing crunch this session

The efforts come as some say housing is ‘at a point of crisis in this state.’

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