Escondido latest city to ponder short-term rental regulations
Escondido could be the next city in San Diego County to regulate short-term rentals (STRs), but it could also be the first to ban them near schools. The proposed ordinance would limit STRs to within 2% of the city's available housing stock and ban them from operating within 500 feet of schools.
Wilmington City Council decided not to move forward with proposed regulations for the short-term rental market. Here's why.
The Greek parliament on Wednesday approved a bill increasing a daily tax on short-term rental and hotel accommodation and ...
Myrtle Beach leaders may stop property owners from switching hotel rooms to apartments. The reasons range from losing taxes ...
Tourists in Italy will no longer be able to access short-term rentals using key boxes after the country's police chief said ...
The latest chapter in the ongoing effort in Saratoga Springs to regulate the city’s short-term rentals after a lot of back ...
In a 6-1 vote on Nov. 19, the council approved a maximum of 100 rental permits downtown and 100 in the Pierpont area. The ...
The Myrtle Beach City Council’s first reading of Ordinance 2024-69 drew strong opinions from the public on Tuesday.
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As Connecticut's apartment rental market increases show signs of slowing, the state still needs far more new units to make ...
Lisbon’s municipal assembly approved a proposal to hold a referendum about ending short-term rentals in residential buildings ...
Securing affordable housing in Washington County can feel like finding a unicorn, some say. To combat this, county officials ...
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