Springfield, MO During its meeting Thursday night Springfield Planning and Zoning Commission considered significant changes to its short-term rental ordinance first passed in 2019. The changes would attempt to simplify the the current application process by standardizing the the application process and density determination while limiting the ability for an

New Orleans, LA On Thursday morning the City Council approved Calendar No 34806 which will require platforms to verify short-term rentals’ legal eligibility before booking transactions. The measure will go into effect in March 2025 and will require the city to create a rental registry that can be provided to

Helping you stay ahead of the latest regulatory changes impacting short-term and vacation rentals. Phoenix, AZ Members of the City Council and Mayor are frustrated with the ADU law passed by the Arizona Legislature last session that required cities with populations over 75,000 to allow multiple ADUs per lot

Juneau, AK The City Assembly and Mayor Beth Weldon are contemplating if regulations on short-term rentals are necessary for the city. Currently 391 STRs are registered with the city, and staff is putting together data and looking for community input on next steps. Juneau Mayor Beth Weldon doesn’t think

Buffalo, NY Two Buffalo City Council members (Nowakowski & Rivera) told 2 on Your Side that they support a ban on certain types of short-term rentals. The potential for new restrictions on non-owner occupied short-term rentals has surprised owners after other regulations on short-term rentals were passed earlier this year.

San Antonio, TX San Antonio Zoning Board of Adjustment Oct 7, 2024 - 01:00 PM This is a Planning Commission meeting. Is a vote scheduled? TBD. More details - Live video - Agenda - Agenda Deadwood, SD Deadwood City Commission Regular Meeting Oct 7, 2024 - 05:00 PM

The essential guide to the latest regulatory news and trends shaping the short-term rental landscape. 🚨 Top Stories This Week 🚨 🎲 Clark County, NV: Licensing Backlog Reaches Breaking Point The short-term rental (STR) licensing system in Clark County has more than 600 applications waiting in its backlog. To date, only 64 of

Clark County, NV Short-term rental operators are facing a backlog now at more than 600 applications, with only 64 of 831 being approved so far. One of the major reasons for the backlog is the original lottery system, distance requirements, and appeals hearings required for any denial. This leads to