Recently Published Studies Prove Negative Effects of Short Term Rentals are Overstated
The Effect of Short Term Rentals on Neighborhood Nuisance Complaints Along the Central Coast
This report presents data-supported analysis and conclusions regarding the incidence of nuisance complaints for Short-Term Rentals (STRs) in cities and unincorporated areas along the Central Coast. This study addresses the specific question: Do short-term rentals cause an increase in nuisance complaints in Central Coast cities?
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STR Effect on Neighborhoods Study PDF | 967 kb | Published June 28, 2016
The Effect of Short Term Rentals on The Supply of Housing in Santa Barbara City and County
This report presents data-supported analysis and conclusions regarding the impact of Short-Term Rentals (STRs) on the supply of long-term housing in Santa Barbara City and County.
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STR Effect on Housing Study PDF | 700 kb | Published May 12, 2016
Recent News
- City of Santa Barbara files an Appeal September 11, 2019
- Success in Short Term Rental Lawsuit against City of Santa Barbara! May 29, 2019
- Court Rules Against City in Demurrer to Vacation Rental Lawsuit June 30, 2017
- CRITICAL! The Future of STRs in Santa Barbara County will be decided on Tuesday, June 6th, 2017 June 2, 2017
- Residents Fed Up with Short-term Rental Permit Process May 16, 2017
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