Data Centers: Daily Notes | June 18, 2026
Pennsylvania moves toward a 180-day local pause, Escambia County's attorney calls for an outright ban, and Coweta County and Luther freeze new projects.
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🎯 STRisker: Bulletin - Japan
A reversal of eight years of national guidance opens the door to outright local bans on private lodging in residential neighborhoods.
Daily Regulatory Notes 06/18/2026
Cities address STRs. Austin, TX ramps up enforcement; Blairsville Borough, PA adopts ordinance; St. Helena, CA revisits STR program; Decatur, AL enforces ordinance; Jersey County, IL approves rules; Peoria, IL considers new rules. READ MORE.
🎯 STRisker: Manatee County, FL
Manatee County Reviews Short‑Term Rental Ordinance: Proposed rules set occupancy limits, parking standards, and steep fines for violations.
Daily Regulatory Notes 06/17/2026
Cities address STRs. Orem, UT weighs regulations; Manatee County, FL votes to review proposed ordinance; Pullman, WA approves rules; Minnetonka, MN adopts ordinance; Birmingham, MI debates over regulations; Columbia Twp; MI advances proposal; Grand Haven, MI. READ MORE.
Data Centers: Daily Notes | June 17, 2026
New York's first-in-the-nation moratorium lands on Hochul's desk as Holyoke bans data centers outright and communities from California to Nebraska hit pause.
🎯 STRisker: Bulletin - Brockville, Canada
City proposes tax lien powers and mandatory audits to close compliance gaps in its 6% accommodation tax program
Data Centers: Daily Notes | June 16, 2026
Nashville's mayor orders a citywide review as Google bets another $1.5 billion on Alabama and moratoriums spread from Indiana to Tennessee and Maine, while a $10 billion Texas project splits two small towns.
Daily Regulatory Notes 06/16/2026
Cities address STRs. Madison, AL schedules public hearing; Pasco, WA considers new rules; Ridgefield, CT advances proposal; Nantucket, MA reviews enforcement; Chatham, GA revisits ordinance; New Orleans, LA; East Rochester, NY. READ MORE.
🎯 STRisker: Bulletin - El Paso, TX
El Paso Extends Hotel Tax to Short‑Term Rentals: City anticipates $3.5M in new revenue for tourism and cultural programs.