Bandon pauses new vacation rental applications for 120 days - Oregon Public Broadcasting - OPB
Summary
The city of Bandon has paused accepting new vacation rental applications for 120 days. This temporary moratorium likely aims to address concerns about the local short-term rental market. Hosts interested in starting a new rental in Bandon should be aware of this pause and its potential impact on their plans.
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