Walk To School, Stay In The Neighborhood: Utah Housing Preservation Fund Acquires Ascent at Marmalade

Utah Business has published news of the Fund's newest acquisition: Ascent at Marmalade, a 72-unit multifamily community in Salt Lake City's Marmalade district. The transaction closed on July 29, 2026, and the Fund will hold the property as its long-term owner, investing in capital improvements while keeping the homes affordable in perpetuity.

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Opportunity Indicator Series | Well - Being: How Stable Housing Supports Resident Wellness

What our resident survey reveals about Well-Being, the third of our three Opportunity Indicators, and how a safe, stable home becomes the foundation for health, belonging, and peace of mind.

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Opportunity Indicator Series | Financial Stability: What $270 a Month Actually Buys

Utah renters in preserved affordable housing save $270 a month. Survey data shows where that money goes, and what financial stability actually means.

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Opportunity Indicator Series | Stability Today: How Preservation Delivers Stability When Utah Needs It Most

What our resident survey reveals about Housing Stability — the first of three Opportunity Indicators — and why preservation is the fastest answer to Utah’s affordability crisis.

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Building Better Readers: The Clark and Christine Ivory Foundation’s Tiny Library Gift To UHPF Families

Thanks to a generous donation from the Clark and Christine Ivory Foundation, every UHPF property is now home to a Tiny Library. These thoughtfully curated collections bring high-quality books for both children and parents directly into the spaces where our residents live, play, and grow.

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More Than Housing: What Our 2025 Impact Report Tells Us About Preservation in Utah

A look at the data, the residents, and the model behind nearly $200 million in committed capital and 1,000+ units preserved.

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How to Keep Seniors in Their Homes When Costs Go Up

In a decisive move to address the growing housing needs of Utah’s aging population, the Utah Housing Preservation Fund has finalized the acquisition of Riley Court, a 69-unit senior housing community in Bountiful. This strategic investment will preserve affordability for seniors on fixed incomes, protect against displacement, and ensure that these units remain affordable for decades to come.

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Stability Today. Opportunity Tomorrow. Housing That Lasts.

How the Utah Housing Preservation Fund’s mission supports families, strengthens communities, and builds a better future for Utah.‍

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Scott Anderson Joins Investment Committee of Utah Housing Preservation Fund

The Utah Housing Preservation Fund (UHPF) announced the appointment of Scott Anderson, retired Zions Bank President and CEO and current Board Chair, replacing Mark Oligschlaeger, Managing Director at the Cynosure Group. Anderson's extensive background in financial services and deep commitment to Utah communities will strengthen UHPF's ability to preserve and expand affordable housing across the state.

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