Michigan Legislature May Nix Short-Term Rental Laws

Bills in the Michigan legislature that have bipartisan support would nix local laws that ban or limit short-term rentals through zoning. The bills are controversial and have garnered heated debate. Proponents like Airbnb, realtors, and lawmakers from both parties say the proposed changes to state law are about personal property rights and do not prevent cities from regulating short-term rentals. Opponents, which include leaders from cities all over the state and hoteliers, say they do not support an outright ban on short-term rentals. They feel that local leaders should have the power to decide what rules are most effective for their communities.

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  1. […] greatest hits is returning back to the forefront. The Republican-controlled state legislature is moving forward on a bill that would ban local restrictions on short-term rentals. Prior to the COVID-19 pandemic, local governments fought short-term rentals with a ferocity that […]

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