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Stay updated with the latest STR industry news and regulations
Short-Term Rental Opponents Should Stop Vilifying People With The Us Vs. Them Narrative - Nantucket Current
This article discusses the narrative used by opponents of short-term rentals, specifically critiquing the 'us vs. them' approach. While the article's core message is about discourse, hosts should be aware of the public perception of STRs and how the arguments used can affect their operations. It suggests hosts stay informed about local sentiment.
Battle Lines Drawn on Vacation Rental Tax - Voice of San Diego
This article discusses the ongoing debate surrounding vacation rental taxes. Hosts should stay informed about potential tax changes in their area as these can impact profitability. No action is currently needed based on this title alone, but hosts should be prepared to adapt to changing tax regulations.
Wayzata faces lawsuit over Airbnb ban - FOX 9 Minneapolis-St. Paul
Wayzata, MN is facing a lawsuit over its Airbnb ban. This highlights the ongoing legal challenges and regulatory landscape surrounding short-term rentals. Hosts in the area should stay informed about local regulations and potential legal ramifications.
Vista reports surge in short-term rental registrations, tax revenue - The Coast News Group
This article reports on a surge in short-term rental registrations and tax revenue in Vista. Hosts in Vista should be aware of this trend and may want to evaluate their business performance in light of these changes.
Vacation rental re-registrations could cost owners thousands - Aloha State Daily
This article warns that vacation rental owners may face significant costs due to re-registration requirements. Hosts should investigate local regulations and prepare for potential fees to avoid penalties.
Near Death Valley National Park, a vacation rental owner is out $250,000 because of new rules - SFGATE
A vacation rental owner near Death Valley National Park lost $250,000 due to new regulations. This highlights the financial risks associated with regulatory changes in the STR industry, emphasizing the importance of staying informed and compliant with local laws.
Short-term rental regulation confusion: Here’s how one town cleared it up - The Berkshire Eagle
This article discusses how one town clarified its short-term rental regulations. Hosts should stay informed about their local regulations to ensure compliance and avoid potential penalties. Review your local ordinances to understand the specific rules for STRs in your area.
Duluth’s vacation rental boom prompts call for licensing freeze - Northern News Now
Duluth, MN is considering a licensing freeze for short-term rentals due to a boom in vacation rentals. This could impact your ability to operate or expand your STR business in Duluth. Hosts should monitor local news for updates and understand potential regulatory changes.
SLO County beach town is cracking down on illegal vacation rentals. Here’s how - San Luis Obispo Tribune
A beach town in San Luis Obispo County is cracking down on illegal vacation rentals. Hosts in the area should familiarize themselves with local regulations to ensure compliance and avoid potential penalties.
Controversial Bill To Phase Out Maui Vacation Rentals Could Get Watered Down - Honolulu Civil Beat
A bill to phase out vacation rentals in Maui may be softened. Hosts should monitor the situation as it could impact the future of their rental properties on the island.
Maui’s Vacation Rental Ban Just Cracked Wide Open - Beat of Hawaii
This article discusses a potential change in Maui's vacation rental ban. Hosts in Maui should stay informed about the evolving regulations to ensure compliance.
Placentia Temporarily Bans New Airbnbs For up to One Year - Voice of OC
The city of Placentia is temporarily banning new Airbnbs for up to one year. This means hosts in Placentia will not be able to list new properties on Airbnb during this time. Hosts in the area should monitor the situation and any potential changes to local regulations.
EU to propose short-term rental rules to tackle ‘social crisis’ in housing - The Guardian
The European Union is planning to propose new regulations for short-term rentals to address the housing crisis. Hosts should stay informed about these potential changes as they could significantly impact their operations.
Simpsonville approves updated short-term rental ordinance: City Council notes - Greenville Journal
The city of Simpsonville has updated its short-term rental ordinance. Hosts in Simpsonville should review the new regulations to ensure compliance.
Stowe, Vermont officials discuss whether short-term rental registry ordinance should be modified - WAMC
Officials in Stowe, Vermont are discussing potential modifications to their short-term rental registry ordinance. Hosts in Stowe should stay informed about any changes to local regulations that could impact their ability to operate.
Greece Bans Airbnbs and Conversions for Milos’ Iconic Boat Garages - GreekReporter.com
Greece has banned Airbnbs and conversions of boat garages in Milos. This means hosts in Milos can no longer operate short-term rentals in these specific properties. Hosts should be aware of this change and its impact on their operations in the affected area.
Princeton Airbnbs Could Face Short-Term Rental Ordinance By Early 2026 - Patch
Princeton, NJ Airbnbs could be subject to a new short-term rental ordinance by early 2026. Hosts in the area should monitor developments, as this could impact their ability to operate or require changes to their listings.
Annapolis City Council passes limit on short-term rentals - WMAR 2 News Baltimore
The Annapolis City Council passed a new limit on short-term rentals. Hosts in Annapolis need to be aware of the new regulations and ensure their operations comply.
No occupancy caps for short-term rentals in Hilton Head. See what is changing - Hilton Head Island Packet
This article reports on a regulatory change in Hilton Head regarding short-term rentals, specifically the removal of occupancy caps. Hosts in Hilton Head should be aware of this change.
Another Tarrant County city passes ordinance restricting short-term rentals - WFAA
Another city in Tarrant County, Texas has passed a new ordinance restricting short-term rentals. Hosts in the area should stay informed about local regulations to ensure compliance and avoid potential penalties. Reviewing and understanding local ordinances is crucial for maintaining a legally compliant STR business.