Albuquerque City Council rejects plan to restrict short-term housing - KRQE
Summary
The Albuquerque City Council voted against plans to restrict short-term rentals. This decision preserves the current landscape for short-term rental hosts in the city. Hosts can continue operating under existing regulations, avoiding potential limitations on their business. This outcome reflects the ongoing debate surrounding STR regulations and their impact on local communities.
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