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Don’t give up on buying your first home, Utahns advised

By Deseret News · October 27, 2026 · 1 min read
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More than half of Utah heads of households aged 25-34 are homeowners, but that's declining. Salt Lake Board of Realtors wants more young Utahns to look at buying despite high costs. State official says new initiatives to build more starter homes may be coming soon.

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