Where has all the housing gone? SLC leaders are rolling out a plan to help curb gentrification.

Public hearing is set for Tuesday on “Thriving in Place,” a new 22-point plan to stem renter displacement and promote affordable housing.

(Trent Nelson | The Salt Lake Tribune) Apartments under construction on 900 West in Salt Lake City on Saturday, Sept. 23, 2023. Salt Lake City leaders are hearing adoption of their anti-gentrification plan, known as Thriving in Place — with a public hearing set for Tuesday.

Where has all the housing gone? SLC leaders are rolling out a plan to help curb gentrification.

Public hearing is set for Tuesday on “Thriving in Place,” a new 22-point plan to stem renter displacement and promote affordable housing.

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