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Great Barrington voters refuse to gut short-term rental regs but say yes to vacation sublets by renters - Vimarsana News

Great Barrington voters refuse to gut short-term rental regs but say yes to vacation sublets by renters

Several citizen’s petitions sought to undo short-term rental regulations, but voters agreed with one that would allow renters to sublet as a short-term rental.

Developer Ian Rasch completes his purchase of the historic Mahaiwe Block in Great Barrington - Vimarsana News

Developer Ian Rasch completes his purchase of the historic Mahaiwe Block in Great Barrington

The developer told The Eagle he planned to add 22 apartments to the 12 the building contains. Existing retail spaces are expected to remain the same.

Change is coming to the historic Mahaiwe Block in Great Barrington. Rents will be going up - Vimarsana News

Change is coming to the historic Mahaiwe Block in Great Barrington. Rents will be going up

The Mahaiwe Block building in Great Barrington badly needs an overhaul and a developer is about to do it. But a handful of tenants have to leave — and where

Great Barrington developer buys BCC building on Main Street for health and wellness center - Vimarsana News

Great Barrington developer buys BCC building on Main Street for health and wellness center

A developer plans to bring new life, and a health and wellness center, into a historic Great Barrington building.

Luxury short-term rental real estate development group aims to share the wealth - Vimarsana News

Luxury short-term rental real estate development group aims to share the wealth

Or of just being able to afford renting one for multiple nights? Daniel Dus, founder and managing partner of Shared Estates Asset Fund GP, says he has found a way to bring the county’s former Gilded Age mansions within reach of the middle class — as affordable short-term luxury rentals and, more importantly, as investment opportunities. “I grew up in Richmond and Becket. I’ve never set foot in Canyon Ranch [the former Bellefontaine mansion]. I wasn’t about to spend $1,500 a night for a hotel room; it always kind of felt wrong,” he said in a phone interview with T...