After April 1, 2017, it’s legal to rent homes in New Orleans via Airbnb, VRBO and similar services. Sites must be licensed. We’re tracking where applications have been filed and approved.
Category: Land Use
Posted inGovernment & Politics, Land Use
Airbnb tracker: New Orleans has approved about 470 short-term rentals
The city started approving applications earlier this week, soon after the law went into effect.
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City of New Orleans issues the first licenses to rent homes on Airbnb, similar services
About 1,300 applications have been received; 340 have been approved.
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The city’s short-term rental law has gone into effect. Here’s where people have applied for permits so far.
People who want to rent their homes through Airbnb and similar services must get a permit from the city.
Posted inLand Use, Opinion
Cabrini Playground can do double duty for both unleashed dogs and kids
Group disputes recent opinion column on Quarter dog run.
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Number of applications to rent on Airbnb, other short-term rental sites continues to creep up
As of Friday morning, there were about 430 applications. Use our map to see where they are.
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The city has received nearly 400 Airbnb applications so far; more to come
More are coming in every day as April 1 approaches. That’s when the city’s regulations on short-term rentals go into effect.
Posted inLand Use, Opinion
Kids win a round in fight to keep Cabrini from going to the dogs
Gentrifiers have been fighting tooth and claw to split playing field in half.
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Here’s our latest map of Airbnb applications in New Orleans
Under a law that goes into effect next month, all short-term rentals must be registered with the city.
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Here’s a map of everyone in New Orleans who has applied so far for a license to rent their home on Airbnb
The city is taking applications now. It will start enforcing the new rules on April 1.