Raleigh committee to plan rules for Airbnb-type home rentals
A Raleigh committee on Thursday will begin the process of drafting regulations for short-term home rentals, such as AirBnB, two years after deciding not to enforce a ban on them.
Posted — UpdatedRaleigh's city council recently launched a task force to study the rental services that allow people to stay for 30 days or less. There are currently no rules dictating the services' use, which provides a de facto ban.
Council members decided not to enforce the ban, though, until formal rules were in place. The council has since considered a few proposals but have not agreed on a solution.
The group's first meeting is from 5 - 7 p.m at Raleigh City Hall located at 222 W. Hargett St.
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