Another measure to make it easier for first-time homebuyers in Utah to break into the market passed unanimously out of the Utah House Revenue and Taxation Committee on Friday.
In his State of The Address last month, Governor Cox called for 35,000 new starter homes to be constructed over the next five years. What has been done so far to kickstart this expensive process?
The Utah Legislature’s budget still has weeks to shape up and final revenue projections won’t be released until mid-February, but already powerful legislative leaders are indicating the governor likely won’t get everything he’s recommending for housing and homelessness programs. “We just don’t have that amount of money available to us,” House Speaker Mike Schultz, R-Hooper, told […]
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