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Atlanta, GA approved a new short-term rental ordinance to reduce neighborhood disruptions

Atlanta, GA short-term rental ordinance

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The City of Atlanta approved a new short-term rental ordinance to reduce neighborhood disruptions. The ordinance requires that renters apply for a permit from the Department of Planning and Community Development and pay a non-refundable $150 application fee. Additionally, owners will now be held financially responsible for any violations committed at their homes with a penalty of $300 per violation. Three violations at the same property results in a one-year ban for short-term rentals.

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Atlanta City Council approves new short-term rental ordinance

The new ordinance would require owners of short-term rental properties to apply for a permit and make them financially responsible for violations committed at their homes.

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