Quality of life that makes many want to stay here is under threat. Here’s what we can do, Editorial Board writes

NIMBYism in Salt Lake City knows no race, class or generation.

(Francisco Kjolseth | The Salt Lake Tribune) Neighborhoods vulnerable to gentrification according to experts include the Ballpark area of Salt Lake City running from 900 S. To 2100 South and Interstate 15 to State Street as pictured on Monday, Nov. 15, 2021.

Quality of life that makes many want to stay here is under threat. Here’s what we can do, Editorial Board writes

NIMBYism in Salt Lake City knows no race, class or generation.

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