Phoenix OKs short-term rental rules; officials warn it’s not a ‘magic elixir’


The Phoenix City Council unanimously passed regulations on short-term rentals on Sept. 20 following a Sept. 6 vote that legalized backyard casitas.

The city code change will regulate short-term rentals through a permitting process that would be required of property owners who want to rent out. The city would have to issue or deny a permit within seven days of application, for all short-term vacation rentals in Phoenix.

Some Phoenix residents expressed opposition to the proliferation of short-term…

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