Town Of Haverstraw Considers Banning Short-Term Rentals; Ramapo, Some Villages, See Airbnb As A Tourism Asset
County’s Towns & Villages Divided Over Whether To Allow Short-Term Rentals From Platforms Like Airbnb, VRBO, Others
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Town Of Clarkstown Pulls The Plug On Short-Term Rentals After Violent Incident At Turnberry Court In New City
Clarkstown Council Voted Unanimously To Ban Airbnb, VRBO, And Other Short-term Rental Activity Despite Several Pleas To Reconsider
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The Challenger Weighs In On Legal Deficits Of Clarkstown’s Proposed Ban On Short-Term Rentals
Clarkstown To Hold March 8 Meeting To Introduce Laws To Prohibit Any Short-Term Rentals For Single-Family and Two-Family Homes
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Planned RiverWalk Will Be A Game Changer For Rockland County; RCC Hosts April Job Fair, Briefs
Planned RiverWalk Will Be A Game Changer For Rockland County; RCC Hosts April Job Fair, Briefs
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New City Homeowner Charged With Violating Short-Term Rental Codes Pleads Not Guilty
New City Homeowner Charged With Violating Short-Term Rental Codes Pleads Not Guilty
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New City Homeowner Charged With Failing To Apply For Permits For Short-Term Airbnb Rental
New City Homeowner Charged With Failing To Apply For Permits For Short-Term Rental
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Should One Violent Incident Trigger An Extreme Reaction To Short-Term Rentals In Clarkstown?
Clarkstown Town Board To Hold March 8 Public Hearing On Ban On Short-term Rentals
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Airbnb Hosts In Rockland, Hudson Valley, Thrive In COVID Era
Nyack Hosts Says Airbnb Became A Economic Lifeline For Survival During Pandemic
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Millennials Value Experiences More Than Things
Before targeting millennials, it’s important to understand that this generation thinks differently, and above all values “experiences” over things.
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Should Rockland’s Airbnbs Be Taxed and Regulated?
A recent New York City law intended to crack down on Airbnb and other home-sharing sites is gaining attention beyond the city as New York State and its counties debate how to handle the legalities and revenue collection of a growing industry popular with tourists.
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