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Stay updated with the latest STR industry news and regulations
Hawaii Island has passed a law that will phase out thousands of short-term rentals. Hosts on the island will need to understand the new regulations and may face restrictions on their ability to rent out their properties. It's crucial for hosts to stay informed about local regulations to ensure compliance.
Short Term Rentalz recaps 12 stories from 2025 that impacted the STR industry. Key takeaways include OpenAI's new AI agent, HotelTonight's Airbnb credit reward program, and the US government's import tariffs impacting the industry. Hosts should stay informed about these changes, as they could affect their bookings, costs, and overall profitability.
A minister responded to a 2025 rental market report, highlighting the impact of short-term rental rules. This suggests regulations are affecting the market and hosts need to stay informed on the evolving landscape.
This article from Keys Weekly Newspapers reports that transient rentals are no longer permitted in the Truman Annex of Key West. Hosts with properties in this area need to understand the change to avoid potential issues. Ensure compliance with local regulations to maintain your rental operation.
A new court ruling in Türkiye affects Airbnb hosts and short-term renters. Hosts in Türkiye should stay informed about the legal implications of this ruling. Further action may be needed depending on the ruling's specifics.
The failure of a bill easing restrictions has dashed Airbnb's anticipated comeback in New York City. This suggests potential ongoing challenges for the platform in the city's short-term rental market. Hosts should stay informed about the local regulatory landscape, as this could greatly impact their operations.
The P&Z (Planning & Zoning) department in Bonner County is recommending changes to the short-term rental code. Hosts in Bonner County should monitor the council's decision and be prepared to adjust their operations based on any new regulations.
Airbnb hosts in Hurricane City are considering a class-action lawsuit in response to the city's newly enacted short-term rental regulations. These regulations are likely seen as overly restrictive or harmful to hosts' business models, potentially affecting their profitability. The lawsuit indicates significant pushback against the new rules, signaling potential challenges for other cities considering similar policies.
Airbnb hosts in Hurricane City are considering a class-action lawsuit due to new short-term rental regulations. This news indicates potential challenges to the profitability and operations of STR hosts in the area. Hosts should monitor the situation and stay informed about any legal developments.
Princeton, NJ has approved new short-term rental restrictions. This news is crucial for hosts in Princeton, as it could impact their ability to operate or require changes to their listings to comply. Hosts should review the new regulations to understand the specific implications for their properties.
Anchorage, Alaska and Maui, Hawaii have enacted new vacation rental regulations. Hosts in these areas should familiarize themselves with the new rules to ensure compliance.
A bill that would permit more Airbnb rentals in NYC is unlikely to be considered by the City Council. This means that hosts in NYC may face continued limitations on their ability to offer short-term rentals. Hosts should stay informed about local regulations and any potential changes.
The Sandpoint Planning & Zoning (P&Z) is recommending approval of an amended short-term rental ordinance. Hosts in Sandpoint should stay informed about the new regulations and potential impacts on their STR operations.
Maui has passed a bill to phase out thousands of short-term rentals. This means existing hosts in Maui may face restrictions on their STR operations. Hosts need to stay informed about local regulations and potential impacts on their business.
The Anchorage Assembly voted down a proposed Airbnb tax. Hosts in Anchorage will not face a new tax at this time. This is good news for hosts as it means they will not incur an additional expense.
Lisbon overturned short-term rental rules, indicating the previous regulations didn't effectively curb housing costs. Hosts should stay informed about the evolving regulatory landscape in popular STR markets.
Lisbon, Portugal is overturning strict short-term rental restrictions after they failed to make housing more affordable and actually increased prices. This is a cautionary tale for hosts as it demonstrates that limiting STRs can backfire. Hosts should stay informed about local regulations and advocate for balanced solutions.
Brea leaders are considering an Airbnb pilot program in anticipation of the 2028 Olympics. Hosts in the Brea area should monitor local news and regulations for updates on this potential program. Be prepared for possible new regulations.
A housing bill in the NYC Council concerning looser Airbnb rules has an unclear future. Hosts in NYC should monitor the progress of this bill, as changes to local regulations could significantly impact their operations.
Maui's mayor signed a law to phase out short-term vacation rentals. This is a significant regulatory change that could impact your ability to operate in Maui. Hosts in the area should monitor local ordinances for further details and potential action.