Don Miller | Maui moves to ban vacation rentals two years after Lahaina fires - Santa Cruz Sentinel
Summary
This article discusses Maui's potential ban on vacation rentals, two years after the devastating Lahaina fires. The proposed ban is likely a reaction to housing shortages and the desire to rebuild the local community. The impact on existing STR owners and the future of tourism in Maui are key concerns.
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