Short Term Rentals

A Closer Look at How Other Texas Cities Deal With Short-Term Rentals

By April Towery / August 1, 2022 /

Dallas has been wrestling with the issue of whether to change the code allowing short-term rentals in residential areas, but it’s not the only city that’s had to evaluate the matter. When Airbnb announced in June that party houses and “open-invite gatherings” of more than 16 people are permanently prohibited following a trial period due…

Airbnb Focuses On Remote Workers in the Post-Pandemic Travel Landscape

By Mary Cate Long / July 19, 2022 /

Mary Cate: As the year unfolds, Airbnb continues to lean into the new work and travel landscape that the coronavirus pandemic left in its wake. Their summer launch added features designed to support remote workers searching for a longer-term “workcation” destinations, as well as the general uptick in summer travel. These features included AirCover (their…

Zoning Board To Revisit Short-Term Rentals With Workshop Meeting in August

By April Towery / July 8, 2022 /

Zoning Board To Revisit Short-Term Rentals With Workshop Meeting In August

Stay on Your Own Private Airbnb Island This Summer

By Mary Cate Long / July 5, 2022 /

For many of us, the idea of enjoying our own private island may initially feel pretty far out of reach. But these rentals on Airbnb turn an impossibility into reality. Whether you are looking for a rustic cabin on a lake island or a tropical getaway closer to the equator, you can stay at your…

Zoning Board to Revisit Short-Term Rentals July 7, ‘Keep it Simple’ Solution Receives Yays and Nays

By April Towery / June 27, 2022 /

Members of Dallas’ Zoning Ordinance Advisory Committee voted last week to further study — and potentially regulate — short-term rentals or adopt zoning that would make it illegal for them to operate in residential neighborhoods.  The panel will take up the matter again at its next meeting on July 7 and ultimately deliver a recommendation…