Utah needs more housing not less. The only way to solve a housing shortage is to build more housing. Utah isn't

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May 29, 2024
9:39:07am

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friendly enough to builders.

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POLL: Why doesn’t Utah share home sale prices publicly?

Longseason

May 28, 9:43pm

Utah is very realtor/builder friendly. Like too much. It’s such a huge part of

pink22

May 28, 9:48pm

There are always at least a few realtors in the Utah State Senate

AF Cougar

May 28, 9:51pm

This is the correct answer

O Gaucho

May 28, 10:07pm

1st rule of state and local elections- Do they work in real estate?

DiamondMo

May 28, 10:50pm

What benefit would come from being anti home building or anti real estate?

Phreddy

May 28, 10:17pm

You don’t have to be anti any of it, although I do think there’s been way too

pink22

May 28, 10:36pm

Utah is the place where we think “conflict of interest” and “expertise” are the same thing.

Soupie

May 28, 11:14pm

Utah needs more housing not less. The only way to solve a housing shortage is to build more housing. Utah isn't

HarlemCoug

May 29, 9:39am

Hmmm you don’t have my taxes pay for a giant ski resort with tax breaks for

Nakedbootleg

May 28, 11:24pm

And that’s usually how it works.

pink22

May 29, 7:29am

Answer - lots of reps in the state legislature involved with real estate. They

rivercitycoug

May 28, 10:26pm

Why would a real estate agent not want the price of a sold home published?

HarlemCoug

May 29, 9:41am

How does being a non-disclosure state "protect realtors in some way"?

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