Mayor Keller asks city council to limit short-term rentals in Albuquerque

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Mayor Keller asks city council to limit short-term rentals in Albuquerque

By: Spencer Schacht KOB | Published on Feb 6, 2023

ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. – Mayor Tim Keller is asking city councilors to ease the housing shortage by going after short-term rentals.

The main point is to limit stand-alone short-term rentals in Albuquerque with the goal of creating more permanent housing options, but this proposed ordinance has really sparked a debate online.

This new ordinance would have three major changes to the city’s short term rental code:

It would cap the number of short-term rental permits in the city at 1,200
It would also limit the number of rental properties one person can have to three
It would increase the penalties for those who break this ordinance

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