Short-Term Rentals: Daily Notes | November 12, 2026
Cities address STRs. Lawrenceburg, KY pauses new rental applications for three months; Hudson, OH tables 15-permit rental limit; Edmond, OK HOA rental ban upheld 5-4; New Buffalo Township, MI hears rental input during moratorium; Green Lake, WI approves two new rentals. READ MORE.

LAWRENCEBURG, KY
A three-month moratorium on new short-term rental applications took effect November 2 after City Council approved the pause at its November meeting. The city has stopped accepting, reviewing and processing requests for new rentals including Airbnb properties.

Officials plan to use the time to review the growing number of rentals in town, set regulations and address tax enforcement on the properties while Mayor Troy Young said the pause lets the city's zoning adjustment board get organized before council next meets on December 7.
HUDSON, OH
Proposed limits of 15 short-term rental permits citywide and 500-foot spacing between rentals are on hold indefinitely after City Council voted November 10 to table the ordinance at the request of council member Patricia Goetz who cited pending state action such as Senate Bill 104 that would restrict how Ohio communities regulate rentals.



The first three pages of Hudson’s proposed short-term rental ordinance outline permit requirements including a 15-permit citywide cap. The proposed restrictions are now on hold indefinitely. | Source: https://hudson.legistar.com/
The plan would cap permits at six in Ward 1 and three each in Wards 2, 3 and 4 while letting the city's 19 registered rentals keep operating. Unlike earlier delays in June and September, the vote sets no date for reconsideration.
EDMOND, OK
Justices on the state Supreme Court ruled 5-4 on November 10 that a homeowner's short-term rental violated the Silverhawk neighborhood's covenants limiting lots to private residence use and barring businesses, reinstating a district court judgment that includes an injunction against the rental and $8,528 in HOA assessments and penalties.
Oklahoma Supreme Court Upholds HOA Short-Term Rental Restrictions
In a 5–4 ruling on November 10, 2026, the Oklahoma Supreme Court found that an Edmond homeowner's short-term rental operation violated Silverhawk neighborhood covenants, reinstating an injunction and $8,528 in HOA assessments and penalties.
The home hosted 36 stays and 141 guests between late 2021 and late 2023 while four dissenting justices said the covenant did not clearly ban short-term rentals. The ruling turns on Silverhawk's specific wording rather than letting every Oklahoma HOA ban rentals.


NEW BUFFALO TOWNSHIP, MI
Township officials heard sharply divided views at a November 9 town hall held to gather input during a 12-month moratorium on new short-term rental licenses as residents described noise and large gatherings while owners who bought homes expecting to rent them asked for grandfathering.
New Buffalo Township's November 9, 2026 Short-Term Rental Town Hall Agenda
Official agenda for New Buffalo Township's November 9, 2026 special board meeting held to gather public comments on short-term rentals amid a 12-month moratorium on new rental licenses.
Speakers proposed occupancy limits of two adults per bedroom, licensing caps, density limits, progressive penalties and waiting lists for new permits. A local Realtor cited 285 rentals and 28 complaints over the past year including 11 over the Fourth of July weekend.

GREEN LAKE, WI
Two new short-term rentals won unanimous Plan Commission approval on November 9 despite resident concerns that vacation rentals are eating into the city's affordable and workforce housing supply.

Both must meet the ordinance's rule that an owner occupy the home 30 days a year and when one couple asked to shorten the seven-night consecutive rental requirement, the city attorney said that would take an ordinance amendment. The city clerk noted the city can request rental logs to check compliance and is considering a third-party monitoring company.
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— 7News DC (@7NewsDC) November 11, 2026
🏠 Montgomery County is tightening short-term rental rules after an out-of-control Halloween party in Bethesda
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Ocean City drops proposed vacation-rental ban on in-law suites https://t.co/fk2KcuUWtb
— Sun Latest News (@BaltSunBrk) November 11, 2026
Corpus Christi short-term rentals face ban near single-family homes https://t.co/gjiITVutkF
— Corpus Christi Caller-Times (@callerdotcom) November 11, 2026
Found your rental in ASTRO's registry before you ever claimed it? That can happen: a registry row can exist before you have any relationship to it. Added is not claimed, and claimed is not verified. pic.twitter.com/xFrYJfrtKh
— theASTRO.org — Assn. of Short-Term Rental Owners (@ASTROwners) November 11, 2026
Fernley planners weigh a home cattery and a Garden Circle short-term rental https://t.co/d9MwPfNuEF
— Matthew Winterhawk (@W4Nevada) November 11, 2026
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