West Hartford lost a lawsuit over banning short-term rentals. Now the town plans to regulate them - CT Insider
Summary
West Hartford, CT, lost a lawsuit challenging its ban on short-term rentals, forcing the town to shift from prohibition to regulation. This legal defeat underscores the increasing need for local governments to address the growing STR market through carefully considered and legally sound regulatory frameworks. Hosts in West Hartford should prepare for the implementation of new rules.
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