Why short-term rental regulation isn’t on Arizona Legislature’s agendaClick here for important updates to our privacy policy.U.S. Politics Sports Entertainment Life Money Travel Opinion CrosswordONLY AT USA TODAY:OUR PORTFOLIO: LEGISLATUREHousingAdd TopicDespite numerous bills addressing short-term rental properties, none of them has had any traction at the state Capitol.A strong belief in private property rights is the major reason the bills have not received any consideration.Cities and frustrated homeowners argue laws are needed to curb the proliferation of short-term rentals, which they say have disrupted neighborhoods and taken needed housing off the market.Amid all of the talk about how to create more housing in Arizona, one topic is met with radio silence at the state Capitol: short-term rental homes.It’s not for a lack of trying. Lawmakers have introduced at least a dozen bills this year to rein in a practice that cities across the state complain is ruining neighborhoods and keeping needed housing stock out of reach for their own residents.Help Accessibility Sitemap Terms of Service Subscription Terms & Conditions Privacy Policy Our Ethical Principles Responsible Disclosure Your Privacy Choices© 2025 USA TODAY, a division of Gannett Satellite Information Network, LLC. …
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