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TDC recommends raisingtourist tax -amisun.com
about 2 years ago·Anna Maria, FL

TDC recommends raising tourist tax - amisun.com

A local tourism board in Anna Maria, FL is recommending an increase in the tourist tax. Hosts should be aware of potential tax changes in their area as they can impact profitability.

Short-term rentalowners file suitagainst City of McCal…AIRBNB ORDINANCE
about 2 years ago·McCall, ID

Short-term rental owners file suit against City of McCall over Airbnb ordinance - Boise Dev

Short-term rental owners in McCall, Idaho, are challenging the city's Airbnb ordinance, indicating potential conflicts between local governments and STR operators. The lawsuit highlights concerns regarding the impact of regulations on property rights and business operations. This could signal shifts in the regulatory landscape for short-term rentals, particularly in areas facing growing restrictions.

Short-term rentals andthe housing crisis:one complicated piece…
about 2 years ago

Short-term rentals and the housing crisis: one complicated piece of a complex puzzle | News - jackcentral.org

This article discusses the complicated relationship between short-term rentals and the housing crisis. Hosts should be aware of the potential impacts of STRs on local housing availability and affordability, as this could influence regulations and public perception.

Airbnb rentals couldbe harder to come byin Hawaii. Here's why…
about 2 years ago·Hawaii

Airbnb rentals could be harder to come by in Hawaii. Here's why and when that might happen - Los Angeles Times

This article from the Los Angeles Times suggests that Airbnb rentals in Hawaii may become harder to find. Hosts in Hawaii should stay informed about potential changes that could impact their ability to operate.

New regulations forshort-term rentals inRichland County…
about 2 years ago

New regulations for short-term rentals in Richland County - colatoday.6amcity.com

This article discusses new regulations for short-term rentals in Richland County. Hosts in Richland County should stay informed about these changes as they may impact their ability to operate or require adjustments to their listings.

Here's how Wilmingtonwants to regulateAirbnb and other…VRBO REGULATION
about 2 years ago·Wilmington, Delaware

Here's how Wilmington wants to regulate Airbnb and other short-term rentals - Delawareonline.com

This article discusses potential regulations for short-term rentals in Wilmington. Hosts in Wilmington should stay informed about any proposed changes to ensure compliance and avoid potential penalties.

Board of Supervisorsvote to loosenAirbnb’s grip on…
about 2 years ago·Los Angeles, CA

Board of Supervisors vote to loosen Airbnb’s grip on unincorporated Los Angeles - Boyle Heights Beat

The Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors voted to loosen restrictions on short-term rentals in unincorporated areas. This means potential changes to regulations affecting your ability to operate an Airbnb in those areas. Hosts in unincorporated LA should stay informed on the specific details of these changes.

Annapolis City Councilpasses legislationpreventing shared…
about 2 years ago·Annapolis, MD

Annapolis City Council passes legislation preventing shared investments in short-term rental properties - Capital Gazette

The Annapolis City Council passed legislation prohibiting shared investments in short-term rental properties. This means that if you're planning to invest in an STR in Annapolis with others, you'll need to review the new regulations. Check the specific details of the legislation to ensure compliance.

Myrtle Beach haltsconversion ofshort-term rentals to…
about 2 years ago·Myrtle Beach, SC

Myrtle Beach halts conversion of short-term rentals to protect tourism revenue - WPDE

Myrtle Beach, SC is halting the conversion of short-term rentals, likely to protect tourism revenue. This could impact your ability to convert properties. Stay informed on local regulations.

Board of Supervisorsvote to loosenAirbnb’s grip on…
about 2 years ago·Los Angeles, CA

Board of Supervisors vote to loosen Airbnb’s grip on unincorporated Los Angeles - LA Local

The Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors voted to loosen restrictions on short-term rentals in unincorporated areas. Hosts in unincorporated LA should be aware of potential changes to local regulations. Reviewing the updated regulations is recommended.

Myrtle Beachtemporarily halts newlong-term rentals nea…
about 2 years ago·Myrtle Beach, SC

Myrtle Beach temporarily halts new long-term rentals near ocean to boost city’s economic strength - wbtw.com

Myrtle Beach, SC, is temporarily halting new long-term rentals near the ocean. This could impact your investment strategy if you're considering a long-term rental in the area. Review local regulations for any potential changes affecting your property.

New online applicationsystem now availablefor accessory…STR PERMIT NEWS
about 2 years ago·Portland, OR

New online application system now available for accessory short-term rental (ASTR) permits - City of Portland, Oregon (.gov)

Portland, Oregon, now offers a new online application system for accessory short-term rental (ASTR) permits. This streamlined process aims to simplify compliance for hosts. The new system is designed to improve efficiency, ensuring hosts can obtain necessary permits more easily and quickly. This change highlights the city's commitment to regulating short-term rentals.

Bay County completingshort-term rentalinspections…
about 2 years ago·Bay County, FL

Bay County completing short-term rental inspections - mypanhandle.com

Bay County, Florida is currently conducting short-term rental inspections. Hosts in Bay County should be aware of these inspections as they may need to take action to comply with local regulations.

The Great AirbnbCrackdown -Macleans.ca
about 2 years ago

The Great Airbnb Crackdown - Macleans.ca

This article discusses the current state of short-term rental regulations, and how they may be changing. Hosts should stay informed about potential new regulations in their area.

Whether to regulateCamden’s short-termrentals with new…
about 2 years ago·Camden, ME

Whether to regulate Camden’s short-term rentals with new standards is now up to voters - PenBay Pilot

Voters in Camden, Maine, are deciding whether to adopt new regulations for short-term rentals. Hosts should be aware of potential changes to local rules that could impact their ability to operate.

Santa Ana BansShort-Term Rentals -Voice of OC
about 2 years ago·Santa Ana, CA

Santa Ana Bans Short-Term Rentals - Voice of OC

The city of Santa Ana has banned short-term rentals. Hosts in Santa Ana will no longer be able to operate short-term rentals and should be aware of this change.

Airbnb delivers $425Min tourism taxes onbehalf of Tennessee…AIRBNB TAX NEWS
about 2 years ago·Tennessee

Airbnb delivers $425M in tourism taxes on behalf of Tennessee Hosts - Airbnb Newsroom

Airbnb facilitated the collection and remittance of $425 million in tourism taxes on behalf of hosts in Tennessee. This demonstrates the platform's commitment to supporting local communities and streamlining tax compliance. It offers significant advantages for hosts by handling complex tax obligations.

Long Beach OK’schanges to short-termrental rules…
about 2 years ago·Long Beach, CA

Long Beach OK’s changes to short-term rental rules, enforcement - Long Beach Press-Telegram

This article reports on changes to short-term rental rules and enforcement in Long Beach. Hosts in Long Beach should be aware of these changes, as they may impact their ability to operate or require adjustments to their current practices.

The state of the STRindustry with RentResponsibly (Ep 614)GET PAID FOR YOUR PAD
about 2 years ago

The state of the STR industry with Rent Responsibly (Ep 614)

This podcast episode with Dave Krause of Rent Responsibly discusses the evolving landscape of STR regulations and the importance of host involvement in shaping them. It highlights that regulations are shifting towards density limits and other measures beyond initial concerns like noise, and that hosts should get involved in local groups to advocate for fair regulations.

The state of the STRindustry with RentResponsiblyGET PAID FOR YOUR PAD
about 2 years ago

The state of the STR industry with Rent Responsibly

This episode of Get Paid For Your Pad discusses the current state of the STR industry with Dave Krauss of Rent Responsibly. They emphasize the importance of creating alliances, advocating for balanced regulations, and participating in industry surveys to shape the future of STRs. Hosts should consider joining local alliances and participating in surveys to have their voices heard and stay informed about industry developments.

Planning boardfinalizes draft ontougher short-term…
about 2 years ago·Buncombe County, NC

Planning board finalizes draft on tougher short-term rental rules for Buncombe County - WLOS

The Buncombe County Planning Board finalized a draft of stricter short-term rental rules. Hosts in Buncombe County should be aware of potential upcoming changes. Stay informed to ensure compliance with the new regulations.

Short-term rentals inSt. Joseph will soonface new regulations…
about 2 years ago·St. Joseph, MO

Short-term rentals in St. Joseph will soon face new regulations - Newspressnow.com

New regulations are coming for short-term rentals in St. Joseph. Hosts should stay informed about the new rules to ensure compliance.

City policy reducingAspen’s short-termrentals - Aspen Daily…
about 2 years ago·Aspen, CO

City policy reducing Aspen’s short-term rentals - Aspen Daily News

This article discusses policy changes in Aspen, CO that are reducing the number of short-term rentals. Hosts in Aspen should be aware of these changes and understand how they might affect their operations.

Greensboro’s newshort-term rentalregulations go into…
about 2 years ago·Greensboro, NC

Greensboro’s new short-term rental regulations go into effect April 1 - FOX8 WGHP

Greensboro, NC's new short-term rental regulations go into effect on April 1st. This means that hosts in Greensboro need to ensure they are compliant with the new rules to avoid penalties. Stay informed about local regulations to avoid non-compliance.

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