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Lawmakers send second-home tax to governor - Montana Free Press

A second-home tax bill has been sent to the governor in Montana. Hosts with second homes in Montana should monitor the governor's decision and understand potential tax implications if the bill is signed.

10 months agoMontana85
Judge pauses short-term rental permits in St. Louis City - Spectrum News

A judge has paused the issuance of short-term rental permits in St. Louis City. This means hosts in the area may face delays or uncertainty regarding their ability to operate legally. Stay informed about local regulatory changes.

10 months agoSt. Louis City85
Proposal to raise lodging tax could bring in $30 million annually for wildlife protection - Oregon Capital Chronicle

A proposal in Oregon to raise the lodging tax could generate $30 million annually, with the funds earmarked for wildlife protection. While not directly impacting day-to-day operations, hosts should be aware of potential tax increases that could affect profitability and contribute to local causes.

10 months agoOregon75
‘Very confusing’ After lawsuit city of St. Louis pauses Short-term rental regulations; homeowners say process was extremely difficult - First Alert 4

St. Louis has paused its short-term rental regulations due to a lawsuit. Hosts in St. Louis should stay informed about the evolving regulatory landscape and any potential impacts on their listings.

10 months agoSt. Louis, MO85
SUN: OC resident amasses over 1.3K signatures against short-term rental limits - WBFF

An OC (likely Orange County, CA) resident has gathered over 1,300 signatures against short-term rental limits. This news suggests potential resistance to local regulations affecting STRs. Hosts in the area should stay informed about any proposed limits and consider supporting/opposing them.

10 months ago75
SUN: OC resident amasses over 1.3K signatures against short-term rental limits - WBFF

An OC (likely Orange County, CA) resident has gathered over 1,300 signatures against proposed short-term rental limits. This suggests potential local regulatory changes impacting hosts in the area. Hosts should monitor local news and regulations for updates.

10 months agonull85
Norton Shores considers regulating short-term rentals - MLive.com

Norton Shores is considering implementing regulations on short-term rentals. This means potential new rules that hosts in that area will need to be aware of and comply with. Hosts should monitor local news for updates on the proposed regulations.

10 months agoNorton Shores, null85
Irondequoit residents divided over proposed ban on short-term rentals like Airbnb - WHEC.com

Irondequoit residents are divided over a proposed ban on short-term rentals like Airbnb. Hosts should be aware of potential local regulations that could impact their ability to operate in this area.

10 months agoIrondequoit, NY85
Are Charlottetown's STR rules helping ease the housing crunch? City says more data needed - CBC

This article discusses Charlottetown's short-term rental rules and whether they are effectively addressing the housing crunch. Hosts in Charlottetown should be aware of the ongoing data collection and analysis regarding the impact of these regulations. No immediate action is required, but hosts should stay informed about any potential changes.

10 months agoCharlottetown, PE75
Pelosi calls on Airbnb to drop $120M lawsuit against SF - The San Francisco Standard

Pelosi has called on Airbnb to drop its $120M lawsuit against San Francisco. This news signals potential regulatory pressure on Airbnb, which could impact host operations in San Francisco. Hosts should stay informed about the legal and political developments in their local market.

10 months agoSan Francisco, CA75
South Haven council amends short-term rental ordinance - The Herald Palladium

The South Haven council has amended its short-term rental ordinance. Hosts in South Haven should review the changes to ensure compliance with the new regulations.

10 months agoSouth Haven, MI85
SF Democrats oppose Airbnb tax cut—after some try to kill the resolution - 48 Hills

San Francisco Democrats are opposing a proposed tax cut for Airbnb, even after attempts to kill the resolution. This signals potential regulatory challenges for short-term rental hosts in San Francisco. Hosts should stay informed about local tax policies and any potential impacts on their profitability.

10 months agoSan Francisco, CA85
State laws on short-term rentals could change this year. Here’s how - WWNO

State laws regarding short-term rentals could undergo significant changes this year. This highlights the dynamic nature of the STR landscape and the importance for hosts to stay informed. Hosts must be prepared for potential shifts in regulations impacting their operations and compliance.

10 months ago85
City workers protest Airbnb suit for lower taxes, judge argues with counsel - Daily Journal

City workers are protesting a lawsuit related to Airbnb and lower taxes, with a judge arguing with counsel. This signals potential legal and financial challenges for the platform. Hosts should monitor local developments to understand potential tax implications and regulatory changes affecting their operations.

10 months ago75
Debate on short-term rental bill paused as state lawmakers seek clarity - WPDE

A short-term rental bill in North Carolina is paused as lawmakers seek clarity. Hosts in the region should monitor the situation, as it could impact local regulations. Stay informed of any updates on this bill.

10 months agoNorth Carolina75
Budget battle begins as labor, CBOs push back against brutal Lurie cuts - 48 Hills

This article discusses a budget battle impacting potential cuts, which may indirectly influence funding for programs related to housing or local communities where short-term rentals operate. While the direct impact is not clear, hosts should monitor local news for any potential effects on regulations, and consider staying informed on local political developments.

10 months ago65
Proposed law to tax short-term rentals in Washington fails to advance after Airbnb pushback - GeekWire

A proposed law to tax short-term rentals in Washington state failed to advance due to pushback from Airbnb. This means potential new taxes for hosts in Washington are off the table, for now. Hosts should stay informed about local regulations and advocacy efforts.

10 months agoWashington75
What to know about the potential changes for North Myrtle Beach short-term rentals - MyHorryNews.com

This article discusses potential changes to short-term rental regulations in North Myrtle Beach. Hosts in the area should stay informed about possible new rules that could impact their operations and profitability. It's recommended to monitor local news and government websites for updates.

10 months agoNorth Myrtle Beach, SC85
Short-term rental tax fails to pass after Airbnb pushback - LinkedIn

A proposed short-term rental tax failed to pass due to pushback, potentially from Airbnb. Hosts should stay informed about local tax regulations as they evolve and be prepared for potential changes in the future.

10 months ago75
S.F. Mayor Daniel Lurie might face his biggest test yet as unions issue budget warning - San Francisco Chronicle

This article discusses potential budget issues in San Francisco, which may impact city services. Hosts in San Francisco should monitor local news for potential changes to regulations and taxes.

10 months agoSan Francisco, CA75