Short-term Rentals in Utah: Good or Bad?
Utah's housing affordability crisis remains a top priority for the state's political leaders. Short-term rentals, such as Airbnbs and VRBOs, have been under scrutiny.
Lawmakers have considered changing Utah's short-term rental laws, with some seeking more restrictions and others more leniency. However, the number of short-term rentals continues to grow, making it a moving target.
They’re not to blame for housing shortage, report says
Author's summary: Short-term rentals in Utah are not the cause of the housing shortage.
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