Neighborhood Protection and Housing Affordability Act prohibits short-term rentals in residential zones unless authorized by municipality.
The Neighborhood Protection and Housing Affordability Act addresses concerns about the impact of short-term rentals on housing availability and affordability. It prohibits the short-term rental of transient accommodations in exclusively residential zones unless specifically authorized by a municipality's zoning ordinance. The bill defines "transient accommodation" as a room or space for lodging obtained through a transient space marketplace or managed by a professional, excluding hotels and other specified facilities.
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