Housing Barriers for Immigrants

June 09, 2005

Utah State University researchers found that low-income Latino residents and new immigrants face multiple challenges when searching for housing in Cache Valley. Language barriers, perceived discrimination and low-wage jobs that offer little opportunity for advancement may hinder both renters and potential homeowners.

From “Hispanics face local housing hurdles,” by David Nelson, The Herald Journal, May 15, 2005. For more information, contact Lucy Delgadillo, assistant professor, Family, Consumer and Human Development Department, Utah State University, 435-797-7204.

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