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San Diego STR hosts won’t have to enter lottery for STR licenses

San Diego has abandoned its plan to hold a lottery for new short-term rental (STR) licenses because the number of applicants doesn’t exceed the city’s cap....Continued

2022 trends in STR regulation — and what to expect in 2023

The short-term rental (STR) industry moved its way back toward business as usual in 2022, following two years of disruption brought on by the COVID-19 pandemic. ...Continued

Arizona cities increase STR regulations in wake of new state law

In Arizona, the Scottsdale City Council has passed a new short-term rental (STR) ordinance that requires operators to register with the city. ...Continued

New Orleans halts new short-term rental permits until March 2023

The New Orleans City Council has hit pause on issuing new short-term rental permits in residential areas. The move comes as the city works on rewriting its short-term rental law....Continued

Short-term rental taxes will rise in several Colorado communities following elections

Several Colorado communities voted to increase lodging taxes on short-term rentals in the November 8 elections....Continued

Cobb County, Georgia, passes new short-term rental regulations

The Cobb County Board of Commissioners has adopted a new law that will require short-term rental operators to register with the county and follow other rules....Continued

Riverside County, California, revises vacation rental regulations

Riverside County has updated its short-term rental ordinance with several new provisions, including rules on occupancy and permit requirements. Under the revised law, occupancy limits depend on the si...Continued

Judge rules against part of new Honolulu short-term rental regulations

A federal judge has blocked part of a restrictive Honolulu short-term rental law shortly before it had been scheduled to go into effect October 23. However, the city started enforcing the rest of the ...Continued

Sitka ordinance requires short-term rentals to be primary residences

A new law in Sitka, Alaska, will require owners to live in a property at least half the year in order to get a license to operate as a short-term rental in the city....Continued

Virginia changes requirements for accommodations intermediaries

A Virginia law spelling out new requirements for accommodations intermediaries, including short-term rental marketplaces such as Airbnb and Vrbo went into effect on October 1....Continued