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This is a conversational podcast about everything and anything to do with the housing industry. From home building and interior design to the legislation and economics behind the housing industry, Southern Utah Home Builders Association (SUHBA) and its association members are the experts in it all. SUHBA is a nonprofit legal entity for public and social benefit — NOT an entity that operates as a business aiming to generate a profit for its owners. SUHBA is #29 in the nation and the largest Home Builders Association in the state of Utah making it a thought leader in the housing industry.
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On this episode of The Housing Advocate Podcast, our host Stacy Young sits down with Carol Winner, Community Planning Director for St. George City, to discuss recent changes aimed at expanding housing options in Southern Utah.Carol breaks down St. George City's updated Accessory Dwelling Unit (ADU) regulations, including changes to setbacks, parking requirements, owner occupancy standards, and size allowances.We also explore the City's updated R1 zoning ordinance, which removes minimum square footage requirements, eliminates the need for HOAs in certain developments, and removes minimum lot size requirements. These changes are designed to reduce barriers to development, lower ongoing housing costs, and create more attainable housing opportunities for residents.Whether you're a homeowner considering an addition to your property, a builder, remodeler, developer, planner, or local government official, this conversation offers valuable insight into how St. George City is taking a proactive approach and leading the way in removing regulatory obstacles so Utah can build.Tune in to learn how thoughtful policy changes can create more housing opportunities while keeping communities thriving and diverse.
We are joined by Scott Carlson of Utah Safe Company, and founder of Safes for a Cause to discuss the profession that is most at risk for mental health struggles: the construction industry.According to the CDC, construction is the leading industry for suicide: Deaths by suicide occur at a rate of 45.3 per 100,000 for men in construction versus 14 per 100,000 for the general population. High levels of job strain, physical pain, stoic cultures, and isolation are just some of the root causes attributed to the diverse mental health challenges workers face.Scott has worked closely with SUHBA to develop the Wellness Playbook, which helps contractors, subcontractors, and team members put in to practice practical tips, and to find mental health resources. This playbook does not replace professional care. It makes it easier to find help, start conversations, and take the first step. SUHBA Wellness PlaybookUtah & National ResourcesSafe Pillar SeriesIf you or someone you know is in crisis: Call or Text 988 – A 24/7, Free, and Completely Confidential suicide and crisis line.---The Housing Advocate is brought to you by the Southern Utah Home Builders Association. It is hosted by SUHBA’s Government Affairs Director, Stacy Young.
In this episode, St. George Mayor Jimmie Hughes shares what it’s like leading one of the fastest-growing cities in the region. From the surge of new residents during COVID to the growing pains that followed, he discusses how the city is working to keep up with demand.Tune in for a candid conversation on growth, opportunity, and the future of housing in Southern Utah.Connect with us on social media:InstagramFacebookYouTubewww.suhba.comThe Housing Advocate is brought to you by the Southern Utah Home Builders Association. It is hosted by SUHBA’s Government Affairs Director, Stacy Young.
We’re joined by SUHBA’s 2026 President, Ashlee Weller Preston, of Sunterra Construction. Coming from a long line of builders, Ashlee discovered her passion for construction at a young age and is now making history as the organization’s first female president. During her service, she is focusing on inspiring the next generation of builders and bringing more awareness to mental health in the industry.Connect with us on social media:InstagramFacebookwww.suhba.comThe Housing Advocate is brought to you by the Southern Utah Home Builders Association. It is hosted by SUHBA’s Government Affairs Director, Stacy Young.
Utah is growing fast—and lawmakers like Representative Neil Walter play a crucial role in shaping the landscape. In this episode, Neil discusses his recent legislative work, including a new law sparked by one municipality's attempt to block a homeowner from participating in the St. George Area Parade of Homes. From protecting private property owners’ rights, to strengthening land use and housing policy, Neil and Stacy discuss how the collaboration of all stake holders is vital to resolving Utah's housing challenges (including Home Builders Associations, the League of Cities and Towns, and lawmakers alike.) Tune in for a grounded, candid conversation about what’s changing, what needs work, and where Utah goes next. Connect with us on social media:InstagramFacebookwww.suhba.comThe Housing Advocate is brought to you by the Southern Utah Home Builders Association. It is hosted by SUHBA’s Government Affairs Director, Stacy Young.
Stacy Young sits down with Mayor Chris Hart of Ivins and Mayor Rick Rosenberg of Santa Clara as they prepare to retire after many years of dedicated public service. Both leaders share insights from their time in office, reflect on the growth and challenges their communities have faced, and discuss what they see for the future of housing and development in Southern Utah.Connect with us on social media!InstagramFacebookwww.suhba.comThe Housing Advocate is brought to you by the Southern Utah Home Builders Association. It is hosted by SUHBA’s Government Affairs Director, Stacy Young.
In this episode of The Housing Advocate Podcast, host Stacy Young leads a discussion to introduce the new Spotlight on Innovation Parade Home category. Joining Stacy are two key voices that helped shape this new Parade position: SUHBA Board Members Skyler Stephens and Kaelen Gulbranson.[ Skip to Spotlight on Innovation Parade Home main discussion: 20:00 ]Learn how SUHBA's Board of Directors came to the decision to create this new category, and why they believe it’s a strategic move forward that will help bridge the gap between builders and city leaders.Through thoughtful design, innovation, and collaboration, this new category aims to inspire policy change, highlight cutting-edge construction practices, and foster meaningful conversations about the future of housing in our communities.The group also touches on some major challenges builders are facing in national politics, including immigration, the rising cost of materials, and public lands.Episode Resources:Statement of Purpose: Spotlight on Innovation Parade Home: https://d1a8dioxuajlzs.cloudfront.net/accounts/8906/original/2027_Spotlight_on_Innovation__Parade_Home_Criteria_and_Application_070125__yNrcglCDuVVIolb.pdf?1752684069
In this episode of The Housing Advocate, we’re diving into the red-hot homebuilding market in Washington County, Utah. Join host Stacy Young as he talks with St. George City Council Member Dannielle Larkin and urban in-fill developer Jordan Wall (Wall 2 Wall Construction) about growth, downtown building, ADU regulations, water, and more unique challenges and opportunities facing Southern Utah.They also touch on the new “Spotlight on Innovation” Parade Home that will be featured for the first time in The 2026 St. George Area Parade of Homes.The trio explores what’s driving transformation in our expanding desert community—and what needs to happen to keep Washington County livable for everyone.🎧 Tune in for a candid, insightful discussion about the future of one of Utah’s fastest-growing areas.Episode Resources:Missing Middle Housing, Opticos Design. LINKUrban3 Case Studies Archive. LINKAddressing Challenges to Affordable Housing in Land Use Law, Harvard Law Review. LINKNIMBYs Dominate Local Zoning Meetings, Bloomberg CityLab. LINKFollow us on Social MediaInstagramYouTubeFacebookThe Housing Advocate is brought to you by the Southern Utah Home Builders Association. It is hosted by Stacy Young, SUHBA’s Government Affairs Director.
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This is a conversational podcast about everything and anything to do with the housing industry. From home building and interior design to the legislation and economics behind the housing industry, Southern Utah Home Builders Association (SUHBA) and its association members are the experts in it all. SUHBA is a nonprofit legal entity for public and social benefit — NOT an entity that operates as a business aiming to generate a profit for its owners. SUHBA is #29 in the nation and the largest Home Builders Association in the state of Utah making it a thought leader in the housing industry.
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