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Washington County, Utah, bans unhosted short-term rentals

Regulation changes are driven by complaints about neighborhood disruptions from properties that host dozens of guests, and concerns about the supply of affordable rental housing for local residents....Continued

Breckenridge, Colorado, sets cap on short-term rental licenses

The Breckenridge Town Council has approved a cap on the number of nonexempt short-term rental licenses allowed in the town at 2,200. ...Continued

Lincoln County, Oregon, voters to decide on short-term rental referendum in November

If the measure passes, Lincoln County would no longer issue new short-term rental licenses and would phase out short-term rentals in unincorporated parts of the county. ...Continued

Kauai approves new county accommodations tax

The Kauai County Council has passed a 3% county accommodation tax that will apply to short-term rentals as well as other tourism businesses, including hotels, resorts, and travel agencies....Continued

Summit County, Colorado, bans new short-term rental licenses for 90 days

The moratorium only applies to new applications within the unincorporated county. Existing licenses are unaffected....Continued

Start of new county lodging tax in Hawaii may be delayed

The state tax office doesn't have the authority to collect the taxes for the individual counties, and county leaders say this will create roadblocks and inefficiencies....Continued

New Virginia Beach ordinance restricts short-term rentals to Oceanfront and Sandbridge

Short-term rentals in good standing before the new law was passed may continue to operate, though they must follow the new rules. ...Continued

Short-term rental hosts in Olympia, Washington, must get permits under new law

Under the new regulations, property owners who rent out a whole home for short terms will need to apply for a city short-term rental permit....Continued

Chelan County, Washington, passes new vacation rental regulations

The number of short-term rentals in the unincorporated county will be capped and hosts must abide by zoning rules and register for an annual permit, among other rules. ...Continued

Chapel Hill, North Carolina, passes new vacation rental rules

Existing short-term rentals have 18 months to comply with the new regulations. The Chapel Hill Town Council will review the effect of the new ordinance in spring of 2022....Continued