Strong job growth and a lack of multi-family housing are pushing rents up and squeezing low-income households.
"Marion Willey said the 1,800 affordable housing units he manages around the state are nearly always occupied.
The difference is now there are waiting lists - long ones - to get into them, said the executive director of the Western Region Non-Profit Housing Corp.
For seniors and disabled people living on fixed incomes, that means getting into an apartment could take as long as 1 1/2 to two years.
It is yet another sign that Utah's strong real estate market, which has seen home prices and apartment rents climb at a steep pitch, has made affordable housing scarce."
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