short-term rentals
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Short-term rental deadline looms in Denver
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Close to 300 short-term rental hosts have applied for and received their license to operate in the City and County of Denver, with a Dec. 31 deadline near for an unknown number of unlicensed hosts to comply. City Council passed an ordinance in June that required registration and set other rules and regulations to ensure…
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? Short-term rental rules, data-driven policing in 2017 audit plan
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Denver’s enforcement of short-term rental rules and data-driven policing will be closely reviewed by Auditor Timothy O’Brien as some of the areas targeted in his 2017 audit plan. O’Brien recently submitted the plan to Mayor Michael Hancock and Denver City Council as required by city charter. The plan consists of integrated audits that incorporate performance,…
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Short-term rentals in Denver rules kick into effect
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Denver’s new online licensing program for owners of short-term rentals launched Friday, marking the start of a long-term practice in the city being made legitimate in the eyes of the law. The city’s new rules passed Denver City Council on a 9-2 vote on June 13, created a system where property owners can apply for…
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Letter: Short-term rentals a boon for Colorado economy
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Editor: Colorado is a destination for business travelers, family vacations, family gatherings, and adventure seekers. Year after year, the state sets another record-breaking year in terms of tourism visitors and expenditures. To keep the travel and tourism industry vibrant with a diverse set of offerings, community leaders must embrace the evolutions that take place. The…
