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Feedback from October 17 and Beyond
NIMBYism Isn't Helping Utah's housing crisis is only getting worse, and NIMBYism ("Not In My Backyard") is a recurring obstruction to meaningful solutions. NIMBYism, in this case,...
NIMBYism Isn't Helping Utah's housing crisis is only getting worse, and NIMBYism ("Not In My Backyard") is a recurring obstruction to meaningful solutions. NIMBYism, in this case, refers to pushback against building high-density housing and diverse home types in Utah—from duplexes to accessory dwelling units (ADUs).
The status quo, where single-family homes dominate and "density" is treated like a dirty word, is unsustainable. More than 80% of Utah households are priced out of new homes, with median home prices hovering near $600,000.
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