More restrictions for property owners using Airbnb, VRBO in city
- The Houston City Council met to discuss a proposed ordinance regulating short-term rentals like Airbnb and Vrbo.
- Complaints from homeowners regarding noise, trash, and safety concerns prompted the proposed regulations.
- The ordinance requires STR operators to register, adhere to regulations, and potentially face fines up to $500 for violations.
- One homeowner, Gretchen Gillis, stated, "I think the short-term ordinance is not adequate protection for my neighborhood because repeat violations would only result in small fines."
- While officials are refining the ordinance, concerns remain about enforcement and whether the measures adequately address disruptive behavior.
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More restrictions for property owners using Airbnb, VRBO in city
The new rules are aimed at pushing short-term rentals out of residential districts and into commercial districts. Homeowners seeking to use their properties as short-term rentals in residential neighborhoods, with
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