Daily Regulatory Notes 03/05/2026

Cities address STRs. Faribault, MN approves ordinance; Santa Barbara, CA considers new regulations; Smithfield, VA reports enforcement update; Green Bay, WI adopts rules; Cleveland, OH discusses ordinance; Folly Beach, SC; Portland, OR; Anchorage, AK; Norton Shores, MI. READ MORE.

🎯 STRisker: Bulletin - Tybee Island, GA

Tybee’s STVR Debate: Caps, Exemptions, and Community Pressure

Data Centers | March 4, 2026

Moratoriums sweep from Birmingham to Ypsilanti, Lansing reverses on a downtown data center, and datacenter politics take center stage in a North Carolina primary.

Daily Regulatory Notes 03/04/2026

Cities address STRs. Missouri prepares for World Cup; Maryland discusses enforcement; Memphis, TN toughens regulations; Arlington Heights, IL enacts summer ban on STRs; Columbia, SC repeals moratorium; Des Plaines, IL drafts measures; Thousand Palms, CA.; Tybee Island, GA. READ MORE.

STRisker Release Notes // March 4, 2026

See what’s new in STRisker: Smarter keyword navigation in Documents, expanded keyword tracking in Signals across Instagram, TikTok, and Twitter, new Calendar recording filter, richer Updates with titles, descriptions, and region filters, and video content in Location Resource Guides.

🎯 STRisker: Bulletin - Grand Rapids, MI

Airbnb Tax at the Center of Benson’s Housing Plan

🎯 STRisker: Bulletin - West Vancouver, Canada

Operator Protection Framework Coming to West Vancouver

Daily Regulatory Notes 03/03/2026

Cities address STRs. Fayetteville, AR defends ordinance; Alpena, MI considers moratorium; Grand Rapids, MI proposes statewide system to track STRs; Seattle, WA gears up for World Cup 2026; Highland Park, IL explores new enforcement; Kingston, NY tabling a vote. READ MORE.

Data Centers | March 3, 2026

A Palm Beach County town hall descends into chaos over Project Tango; Virginia's Court of Appeals hears Digital Gateway challenges; 100+ New York groups call for a statewide moratorium. READ MORE.

🎯 STRisker: Bulletin - Chicago, IL

Chicago’s Hotel Fee: Investing in the City’s Future