Bill
SJR 14
Joint resolution addressing rental housing price fixing; struck from consideration after failing committee recommendation vote in Utah Senate.
SJR 14 is a joint resolution that addresses price fixing in rental housing markets. Based on the legislative history, the bill appears to seek to establish policy or potentially constitutional amendment language regarding rental pricing practices, though the strike of the enacting clause on March 8 suggests the measure was substantially altered or effectively killed during the legislative process.
Rental housing affordability is a critical policy issue affecting millions of renters. Price fixing concerns relate to whether landlords or property management companies are colluding to set artificially high rents rather than allowing market competition to determine prices—conduct that would have significant consequences for housing costs and tenant welfare.
Compiled from official sources — confirm details with the bill’s official record.
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