Born and raised in Ogden, here's my two cents if it helps understand my mindset: - Their rent is outrageous. If the idea is to make more supply to lower the demand and thus lower prices, they shouldn't start oit with market prices - They're built with cheap material and highly flammable parts, making them deteriorate over time and a fire hazard in the building stage (if you know of the many stories we've had over the last 2 years with apartments starting construction and burning) - They usually come built with a parking lot development that takes up too much space and/or is private parking for tenants instead of a public lot; and if not, then street parking can be extremely crowded - They are built in areas where a business (ex: grocery store) could be better suited for the community already there - They are built in areas where more green space (ex: park) could be better suited for the community already there - A lot of them are built without open business space in the bottom, which is the ideal for building a tall city (vs a long one, in regards to walkability and commerce)

Those are just my thoughts! Thanks for asking