Albany County moves to create short-term rental registry - Times Union
Summary
Albany County is moving to establish a short-term rental registry. This initiative likely aims to regulate the growing STR market, potentially impacting hosts with new compliance requirements. Hosts in Albany County should stay informed about the registry's details and timelines to ensure they remain compliant.
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