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Targeted at units being rented out individually or through third-party sites like Airbnb and Expedia

More Stringent Rules Coming for Short-Term Rentals in Aurora

8 April 20229 April 2022

More stringent rules will soon be on the books for owners and operators of short-term rental units in Aurora.

Last week, Council voted to proceed with the formal drafting of a new Short-Term Rental Bylaw.

Targeted at units being rented out individually or through third-party sites like Airbnb and Expedia, the bylaw, according to the Town, will “implement various requirements on short-term rental property owners and operators, such as obtaining a license with the Town to ensure safety, maintenance and upkeep of licensed properties.”

The new bylaw, once formally enacted, will also bring into place a “rental compliance monitoring system” that will be used by municipal staff in the Bylaw department to allow residents to file complaints associated with short-term rentals.

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