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This issue explores predictions for Salt Lake City's housing market popularity and general trends for the new year.
At a glance
Declining — being discussed less frequently. 0 mentions in the last 30 days, 1 the 90 before that.
Increased property values could boost city property tax revenue, but also lead to higher housing costs for residents.
The school district and city planners who want to better understand the demographic impact of housing investments.
Prospective homebuyers, particularly first-time buyers, could face higher prices and reduced affordability, and renters might experience increased rental costs.
Board members want to know if these new affordable units are actually housing families with kids, but privacy laws make it hard to track.
The once red-hot Salt Lake housing market has cooled down considerably.So much so that Utah’s capital city area ranked just 88th on a list of the nation’s 127 hottest mid-sized housing markets at the start of the year, the research company...
Salt Lake City has a housing shortage. Will expanding housing options fix affordability? KSL News
Do new Salt Lake City projects mean the end of apartment oversupply? Building Salt Lake
Will Salt Lake City be a hot spot to buy a home in the new year? ksltv.com
This project uses a shared-equity mortgage to keep townhomes affordable for local buyers.
These projects will add 31 new affordable homeownership units to the city, helping residents build wealth.
This project helps families build equity through a community land trust model.
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