Short-term rental ordinance approved with a 150-unit limit - Decatur Daily

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Published: February 4, 2026
Regulations & Compliance

Summary

The city has approved a new short-term rental ordinance, setting a strict limit of 150 units. This regulatory change aims to manage the growth of STRs and may impact existing hosts. The introduction of a unit cap necessitates adjustments for hosts, emphasizing the need to be compliant.

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