Short Term Vacation Rental News
The winter solstice arrived and brought with it what some are calling a “once in a generation storm” bringing holiday travel to a standstill in many parts of the county, including Colorado. Temperatures at Denver International Airport dropped from 42 degrees to 5 degrees in an hour Wednesday evening and temperatures across the state for …
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The Concerned Citizens of La Quinta Organization has formed the new “Committee for a New La Quinta” and invites people who are interested in discussing our city and are deeply concerned with our future to join. The problems facing La Quinta have spurred people to register to vote, people who will work toward creating a …
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The Soddy Daisy Commission at the first meeting in October imposed a moratorium on the acceptance of short-term rental applications for non-owner-occupied rental properties that are not the primary residence of the applicant. The moratorium became effective when it was approved by the commissioners and it will be in effect through March 15, 2023. …
Read more “Soddy Daisy Puts Moratorium On New Non-Owner-Occupied STVRs … – The Chattanoogan”
Angela Marie Brown, 58, of Lookout Valley, passed away peacefully in her sleep on Tuesday, November 8, 2022. She was born on Nov. 21, 1963. Angela was raised in Dade County, GA, was a loving wife, amazing mother, a doting Nanny and an extraordinary friend. She was of the Christian faith and made her amends …
La Quinta residents should vote yes on Measure A. Short-term vacation rentals (STVRs) have a devastating effect on young families by reducing housing availability. Many small towns with STVRs are having their housing supply squeezed, sending rents skyrocketing for full-time residents and out of reach for many families with children. STVRs are not eliminated by Measure …
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Trustee Bill Hullander said hotel/motel tax collections by operators of short term vacation rentals (STVRs) is bringing over $100,000 per month to the county. County proceeds from the hotel/motel tax – under longstanding County Commission policy – are passed on to operate the Chattanooga Tourism Company (formerly Chattanooga Convention Bureau). Trustee Hullander said the two …
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photo by Chattanooga Fire Department Firefighters spotted smoke from CFD’s East Lake fire hall Thursday morning and found themselves working a house fire moments later. No one was injured. The call came out at 10:48 a.m. to a home in the 1900 block of E 31st Street Place. Engine 9’s crew saw smoke from the …
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McKamey Animal Center announces its latest adoption event, Black “Fur”day in celebration of Black Friday. On Friday, Nov. 25 from 10 a.m.-6 p.m., bring an item off the special MAC Black Friday wish list and spin an adoption wheel with lots of fun discounts and giveaway’s. Wishlist items include pet food and treats, high-value dog …
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An apartment complex in East Brainerd has sold for $16.4 million. Ledford At Hamilton Place is located at 1701 N. Concord Road. The property features 1-3 bedroom units. The sale was to Carp Ledford Llc, Mfep Holdings Two Llc, Yates Ledford Llc, Bower Ledford Llc from Lhp Apts Llc, Buckingham Venture Holdings Llc.