Insight
Croatia is considering rental-day caps and incentives to return units to the long-term market due to housing affordability concerns, with tourism contributing nearly 20% of Croatia’s GDP. The country welcomed 21.8 million visitors in 2025.
Croatia Signals Rental Limits, Maui Rejects Rezoning Lifeline, and Evanston Shifts to Discretion-Based Oversight
Summary
Croatia eyes rental limits, potentially impacting host revenue in tourist hotspots like Dubrovnik. Maui rejects a rezoning lifeline, solidifying Bill 9's phase-out of apartment-zoned rentals, while Evanston adjusts its STR ordinance, switching to a discretionary impact review. Hosts should map their exposure and understand changing regulations.
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