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Housing advocates say Salt Lake City's growth is good, if leaders follow the data.
t's no secret Salt Lake is in the midst of a housing crisis. One group, SLC Neighbors for More Neighbors, is taking positive and practical approaches to the very real crisis with collaborative, data-driven activism.
It's no secret Salt Lake is in the midst of a housing crisis. One group, SLC Neighbors for More Neighbors, is taking positive and practical approaches to the very real crisis with collaborative, data-driven activism. According to founder and executive director Turner Bitton, the impact of prejudicial red-lining can be seen in both historical housing trends as well as current public opinion polls.
"The data clearly indicates over and over again that housing is a critical issue affecting Utahns' quality of life," Bitton says.
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