Nevada Short-Term Rental Law Criticized
Clark County's implementation of short-term rental regulations is facing criticism four years after its introduction, with only 208 licenses issued.
Short-term rentals, often booked through platforms like Airbnb and Vrbo, can be an attractive option for large families or groups visiting Las Vegas.
- There are currently 208 licensed short-term rental listings in Clark County.
- An estimated 14,000 illegal listings are operating without permits, according to Inside Airbnb.
Nevada lawmakers passed AB363 in 2021, lifting the prior ban on short-term rentals, but permits have been sparingly issued since then.
Critics say the law is an Airbnb "ban in disguise" in Vegas.
Author's summary: Nevada's short-term rental law faces criticism.