Supreme Court: cities cannot limit vacation rentals based on owner occupancy - Idaho Public Television

Vacation Rental Law
Published: May 23, 2025
Regulations & Compliance

Summary

The Supreme Court has ruled that cities cannot restrict vacation rentals based on owner occupancy. This means hosts have more freedom in how they rent out their properties. Hosts should review local regulations to ensure compliance with this ruling.

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