‘Star Wars’ actor Chris Pine sues NYC developer over $100K short-term rental deposit
Actor Chris Pine is suing a Brooklyn developer, alleging $100,000 in deposit and rent payments were never returned.
STR regulations, ordinances, permit requirements, court decisions, and government enforcement actions affecting short-term rental operators.
Actor Chris Pine is suing a Brooklyn developer, alleging $100,000 in deposit and rent payments were never returned.
Chatham County halts new short-term rental applications for 120 days as commissioners rewrite a five-year-old…
Richmond's school board wants $5.6 million in delinquent short-term rental taxes to plug a sudden…
La Mesa is drafting its first formal short-term rental ordinance, ending years of operating in…
Salt Lake City launched a formal STR licensing regime on July 1 while neighboring Orem…
North Charleston hired a dedicated short-term rental compliance officer as unlicensed listings continue to outpace…
Austin, Scottsdale, and British Columbia have each moved to sharpen short-term rental enforcement, creating new…
Mohave County's move to classify full-time short-term rentals as commercial properties could trigger sharply higher…
South Bend, ranked the nation's best college town for STR investment, is moving toward formal…
The Osceola County Sheriff's Office shut down two illegal short-term rental parties over Fourth of…