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Fayetteville could reduce total number of short-term rentals allowed by nearly half

Summary by Ground News
The City Council adopted regulations for short-term rentals in April 2021. Right now, the cap is set at 2% of all dwelling units in the city. The full City Council still has to vote on the issue. The ordinance is set to expire on Dec. 31 if the council doesn't renew it.

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NW Arkansas Democrat GazetteNW Arkansas Democrat Gazette
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Fayetteville could reduce total number of short-term rentals allowed by nearly half

FAYETTEVILLE -- Members of a City Council committee want to put pressure on property owners operating short-term rentals illegally by lowering the cap on the total number allowed to operate in the city for the rest of the year.

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NW Arkansas Democrat Gazette broke the news in Arkansas, United States on Thursday, June 8, 2023.
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