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Many cities throughout North Texas have passed ordinances that say where short-term rentals can be allowed to operate, but a bill discussed Wednesday, as originally proposed, would have undone those ordinances.
The Texas legislature could call for a study on short-term rentals — but results from that study wouldn’t be available until December 2024.
Austin American-Statesman Commentary Roundup: March 26, 2023
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In 2021, Texas became the third-most popular state in which to host an Airbnb — a trend that is continuing to increase as short-term rental property owners’...
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We’ve heard Texas lawmakers complain that cities should stay in their own lanes and not veer into policies and issues that should rest with the state. Well,...