Some areas will not be permitted to have new short term rentals
The Town of Huntsville is updating rules for short-term rentals to boost long-term housing and improve community safety.
The town says that effective immediately, short-term rental owners must have owned their property for at least a year before renting it out, with some exemptions for current license holders. The town has also capped short-term rental licenses at 250 units, issuing them on a first-come, first-served basis.
Enforcement changes now allow three strikes over two years before a license can be revoked, aiming to reduce repeat violations.
Additionally, short-term rentals will soon be banned in certain low-density residential areas, although existing rentals there may continue.
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