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Fine raised from$88,000 to $158,000for ex-property agent…AIRBNB HOST FINES
over 5 years ago

Fine raised from $88,000 to $158,000 for ex-property agent who provided illegal short-term stays on Airbnb - The Straits Times

An ex-property agent was fined $158,000 for providing illegal short-term stays on Airbnb, an increase from the original $88,000 fine. This highlights the importance of adhering to local regulations and obtaining necessary permits to avoid significant financial penalties. Hosts should carefully research and comply with all applicable short-term rental laws in their area.

Short-Term Rental or“Tourist Home” Deemeda Permitted Use…
over 5 years ago

Short-Term Rental or “Tourist Home” Deemed a Permitted Use despite Need for Special Use Permit from Planning Board - JD Supra

This article discusses a legal case where a short-term rental or 'tourist home' was deemed a permitted use, despite requiring a special use permit. Hosts should understand the local regulations and permitting requirements in their area to ensure compliance.

Newport Beach launchesshort-term rentalcomplaint hotline for…
over 5 years ago·Newport Beach, CA

Newport Beach launches short-term rental complaint hotline for residents - Los Angeles Times

Newport Beach, CA, has launched a complaint hotline for residents to report issues related to short-term rentals. Hosts in the area should be aware of this new channel for complaints, as it could impact their operations and potentially lead to investigations or penalties. Ensure compliance with local regulations and be prepared to address any complaints promptly.

Huntington Beach CityCouncil favors on-siteowners for short-term…
over 5 years ago·Huntington Beach, CA

Huntington Beach City Council favors on-site owners for short-term housing - Los Angeles Times

The Huntington Beach City Council is leaning towards requiring on-site owners for short-term rentals. Hosts in Huntington Beach should monitor any final decisions and updates on local regulations to ensure compliance.

Unlawful Airbnb hostscould face £50,000fines under crackdown…AIRBNB HOST FINES
over 5 years ago

Unlawful Airbnb hosts could face £50,000 fines under crackdown - The Herald

Unlawful Airbnb hosts could face significant fines. This means hosts who are not complying with local regulations could be penalized financially. Hosts should ensure they are aware of and compliant with all local short-term rental regulations.

Tom Sendro’s BellevueHill home at centre ofAirbnb council stoush…AIRBNB HOST FINES
over 5 years ago·Bellevue Hill

Tom Sendro’s Bellevue Hill home at centre of Airbnb council stoush sells for around $6.5m - realestate.com.au

This article reports on the sale of a Bellevue Hill home that was the subject of an Airbnb-related dispute, selling for approximately $6.5 million. It offers a glimpse into how Airbnb-related issues can affect property values. It highlights the potential impacts of local regulations on property transactions within the STR market.

A new coalition inNorth Myrtle Beach isfocused on protecting…
over 5 years ago·North Myrtle Beach, SC

A new coalition in North Myrtle Beach is focused on protecting the tourism industry - WPDE

A new coalition has formed in North Myrtle Beach, SC to protect the tourism industry. While the article is short, hosts in the area should monitor the coalition's actions, as they may impact local regulations and the short-term rental market.

Short-term vacationrentals saturatingHenderson…
almost 6 years ago·Henderson, NV

Short-term vacation rentals saturating Henderson neighborhoods - Nevada Current

This article discusses the saturation of short-term vacation rentals in Henderson neighborhoods. Hosts in Henderson, NV, should be aware of this trend and its potential impact on occupancy and local regulations.

Thousands of onlinelistings are violatingL.A.’s new short-term…
almost 6 years ago·Los Angeles, CA

Thousands of online listings are violating L.A.’s new short-term rental law - Los Angeles Times

This article discusses the violation of Los Angeles's new short-term rental law by thousands of online listings. Hosts in Los Angeles should review their listings to ensure compliance with local regulations to avoid penalties.

Airbnb cracking downon 'party houses' inArizona - 12News
almost 6 years ago·Arizona

Airbnb cracking down on 'party houses' in Arizona - 12News

This article discusses Airbnb's efforts to crack down on "party houses" in Arizona. Hosts should be aware of Airbnb's policies and local regulations regarding guest behavior to avoid potential issues. No specific action is immediately required based on this headline, but it signals a focus on responsible hosting.

San Bernardino Countybucks state, othercounties with…
about 6 years ago·San Bernardino County

San Bernardino County bucks state, other counties with short-term rental allowances - The Desert Sun

This article discusses how San Bernardino County is allowing short-term rentals, diverging from state and other county regulations. Hosts in San Bernardino County should stay informed about local regulations to ensure compliance.

Panama City Beachmayor writes governorto lift short-term…
about 6 years ago·Panama City Beach, FL

Panama City Beach mayor writes governor to lift short-term rental ban - Panama City News Herald

The mayor of Panama City Beach is requesting the governor lift the ban on short-term rentals. Hosts in Panama City Beach should monitor the situation, as the lifting of the ban could mean an immediate resumption of business and potential for increased bookings. Hosts should also be aware of the local regulations and be prepared to resume operations if the ban is lifted.

Short-Term RentalsTemporarily Banned inNewport Beach Due to…
about 6 years ago·Newport Beach, CA

Short-Term Rentals Temporarily Banned in Newport Beach Due to COVID-19 - NBC Los Angeles

Newport Beach, CA, has temporarily banned short-term rentals due to COVID-19. This means hosts in the area are unable to rent out their properties for the time being. Hosts should stay informed about local regulations and be prepared for potential changes.

City Council haltsshort-term rental ban,agrees to work with…
over 6 years ago·Los Angeles, CA

City Council halts short-term rental ban, agrees to work with residents - latimes.com

The City Council in Los Angeles halted a proposed ban on short-term rentals and agreed to collaborate with residents. Hosts in Los Angeles should stay informed on the evolving local regulations as these discussions progress.

In Joshua Tree, thecounty is crackingdown on vacation…
over 6 years ago·Joshua Tree, CA

In Joshua Tree, the county is cracking down on vacation rentals, sparking a backlash - Los Angeles Times

This article discusses a county in Joshua Tree cracking down on vacation rentals, leading to a backlash. Hosts in the area should monitor local regulations and stay informed about potential changes that could affect their business. Be prepared for possible restrictions.

Cape Coral wants tocontrol short-termrental rules for…
over 6 years ago·Cape Coral, FL

Cape Coral wants to control short-term rental rules for properties in the city - news-press.com

Cape Coral, Florida, is working on establishing local regulations for short-term rentals. Hosts in Cape Coral should monitor the situation and stay informed about any new rules that may affect their operations.

San Clemente CouncilDeclines Short TermRental Property Permi…
over 6 years ago·San Clemente, CA

San Clemente Council Declines Short Term Rental Property Permit - Patch

The San Clemente Council denied a short-term rental property permit. Hosts in the area should understand and comply with all local regulations regarding short-term rentals to avoid permit denials and potential fines.

Letters to editor inNaples Daily NewsTuesday, Jan. 7, 2020…
over 6 years ago·Naples, FL

Letters to editor in Naples Daily News Tuesday, Jan. 7, 2020 - Naples Daily News

This article is a collection of letters to the editor in the Naples Daily News. While the specific content isn't provided, it may contain local perspectives on short-term rentals and related issues. Hosts should check the letters for potential insights into community sentiment or discussions about local regulations.

Most Airbnb hosts areignoring city rules -Mountain View VoiceAIRBNB HOST FINES
over 6 years ago

Most Airbnb hosts are ignoring city rules - Mountain View Voice

This article from the Mountain View Voice indicates that a majority of Airbnb hosts are not following local regulations. Hosts should familiarize themselves with city rules and ensure compliance to avoid fines.

EU court rules Airbnbdoes not requireestate agent licence…
over 6 years ago·EU

EU court rules Airbnb does not require estate agent licence - The Guardian

An EU court ruled that Airbnb does not require an estate agent license. This means hosts operating in the EU may not need to comply with specific real estate licensing requirements. Review your local regulations in the EU to confirm how this impacts your business.

Santa Monica ReachesDeal With Airbnb OverIllegal Listings - CB…
over 6 years ago·Santa Monica, CA

Santa Monica Reaches Deal With Airbnb Over Illegal Listings - CBS News

This article discusses a deal reached between Santa Monica and Airbnb regarding illegal listings. Hosts in Santa Monica need to be aware of local regulations and ensure their listings comply to avoid potential issues. Action is required to review current listings and adhere to any new agreements or restrictions.

Santa Monica andAirbnb settle caseafter appeals court…
over 6 years ago·Santa Monica, CA

Santa Monica and Airbnb settle case after appeals court rules for city - Los Angeles Times

This article reports that Santa Monica and Airbnb settled a case after an appeals court ruled in favor of the city. This means the city's regulations on short-term rentals are likely to remain in place. Hosts in Santa Monica should review local regulations to ensure compliance.

Edenton deals withrental ruckus -Business North…
over 6 years ago·Edenton, NC

Edenton deals with rental ruckus - Business North Carolina

This article discusses the challenges and potential issues related to short-term rentals in Edenton. Hosts in Edenton should pay attention to local regulations and community concerns to ensure compliance and avoid potential conflicts.

La Mirada bansshort-term homerentals, AirBnB in it…
over 6 years ago·La Mirada, CA

La Mirada bans short-term home rentals, AirBnB in its sights - Whittier Daily News

La Mirada has banned short-term rentals, signaling a potential shift in regulations for hosts. This is important for hosts operating in or near La Mirada as it directly impacts their ability to rent out properties. Hosts should be aware of changing local regulations.

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