Short-term rental property license suspends after Tempe shootout
No more renting for one owner of a short-term rental property license in Tempe. After shots rang out, city officials stepped in.
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No more renting for one owner of a short-term rental property license in Tempe. After shots rang out, city officials stepped in.
The city of Tempe is seeking to suspend a city-issued license for a short-term rental property near McClintock Drive and Warner Road after a shooting at a party in May.
The Tempe city council announced it sent the homeowner a letter of intent to file charges in civil court.
Tempe city officials said this would mark the first suspension of a short-term rental license since a stronger city ordinance was enacted on March 5.
City officials said this would mark the first suspension of a short-term rental license since a stronger city ordinance was enacted on March 5.