‘It doesn’t belong’: Des Plaines officials want rules for short-term rentals - Daily Herald
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Officials in Des Plaines are seeking to establish new regulations for short-term rentals, indicating a growing trend of cities addressing the STR market. The proposed rules suggest a potential shift in how STRs operate within the city, impacting host practices and possibly limiting opportunities. Hosts should stay informed about the potential impacts on their listings.
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