Housing
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Is Utah’s Housing Crisis Manufactured? Three Forces Shaping a Broken Market
As home prices soar and younger Utahns wait longer to buy, three structural issues reveal why the state’s affordability crisis persists.
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Can Regular Utahns Still Afford a Home?
Utah’s housing market may feel out of reach, but realtor and former attorney Asha Klarich believes there are still clear pathways to homeownership. From first-time buyer grants and ADUs to…
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The Fight for Workforce Housing in Park City Continues
Park City thrives on charm, tourism, and reputation but beneath the ski-town image lies a battle that could define its future. Teachers, EMTs, grocery clerks, and young families can’t afford…
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Affordable Housing Plan Falls Flat in Salt Lake
Despite generous incentives meant to tackle Salt Lake’s housing crisis, most developers aren’t biting. We dig into what’s stalling the plan and what it says about Utah’s zoning politics.
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Inside Utah’s $17M Magnolia Apartments: Where Compassion Turned Deadly
Magnolia Apartments were built to uplift Utah’s chronically homeless with dignity and support. Five years later, nearly half the residents are dead. What happened inside this $17 million experiment in…
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Ogden Council Rejects Homeless Housing for Redevelopment
Ogden’s City Council voted unanimously to buy the Aspen Care Center, ending plans to house chronically homeless residents at the site in favor of redevelopment.
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Utah’s Housing Market: What You Need to Know in 2025
Utah’s housing market is changing fast. Home prices are climbing, interest rates are unpredictable, and demand remains high—especially from out-of-state buyers. Should you wait to buy, or is now the…
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Will Gen Zs Ever Be Able to Afford to Buy a House in Utah?
Utah’s housing market presents mounting challenges for Gen Zs, with soaring prices and limited options. Real estate expert Asha Klarich offers insight into navigating affordability, from ADUs to creative strategies…
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Millennials and Gen Z in Utah: Challenges, Housing Crisis, and Hope for 2025
Unaffordable housing, skyrocketing living costs, and mounting debt—Millennials and Gen Z in Utah are at a crossroads. Will bold solutions reshape their future, or will apathy and outdated policies hold…
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Meet The Man Assigned To Solve Utah’s Housing Affordability Crisis
Utah is in a housing and homeless crisis and Steve Waldrip came on the Utah Stories podcast to address these issues.
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Affordable Housing in Utah is Increasingly Out of Reach
Affordable housing no longer exists in Utah unless you are sleeping outside or live in government-subsidized housing. The average home in Utah now sells for well over $500K, making ownership…
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Who is Getting Rich From Failed Homeless Housing in Utah?
Why is no one asking questions about the sale of the property on North Temple and Redwood Road to the Larry H. Miller Company for their Power District? The original…
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Is Housing in Ogden Still Affordable?
With housing prices on the rise in Ogden, the Lotus Riverwalk apartment complex brings affordable housing with upscale amenities.
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Utah’s Housing Shortage Has Much More to Do with Zoning than with Land
On today’s top 5, affordable housing initiatives in Los Angeles show that Utah’s housing shortage has more to do with zoning than land.
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Are Low Income Apartments in Downtown Salt Lake Deteriorating?
On today’s top 5, are low income apartments in downtown Salt Lake are deteriorating, videos of Pauline Downs reveal.
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Building For Growth Leaves Salt Lake’s Unsheltered Out of Equation
As winter approaches what are state and local leaders doing to shelter the unsheltered?