STR Ordinance Watch — Week of September 14, 2026
9 short-term-rental agenda items surfaced across 1 city this week — caps, licensing, moratoria, taxes, and enforcement changes pulled from official council agendas and classified automatically by CouncilRadar.
New Orleans, LA
Short‑term rental owners will be subject to new or revised regulations, permits, licensing, caps, or taxes under the amended ordinance.
high impactShort-Term Rental
A conditional use request to allow a commercial short‑term rental on Toledano Street would permit a new short‑term rental business in the HU‑MU district.
high impactShort-Term Rental
The conditional use would allow Sanaro, LLC to open a hotel in the CBD‑5 district, creating a new transient lodging operation and affecting hospitality businesses in the area.
high impactShort-Term Rental
The ordinance would permit a bed‑and‑breakfast to operate in a historic residential district, creating a new conditional‑use allowance for short‑term lodging businesses.
high impactShort-Term Rental
The motion would have the Planning Commission hold a hearing to consider eliminating the non‑commercial short‑term rental land‑use category, potentially changing zoning rules for short‑term rental operators.
medium impactShort-Term Rental
The motion would create a citywide zoning district that bans non‑commercial short‑term rentals, preventing owners from operating Airbnb‑type rentals across New Orleans.
high impactShort-Term Rental
A zoning change request would permit a bed and breakfast at 1731 Esplanade Avenue, potentially allowing short‑term rental operators to open a new lodging business.
medium impactShort-Term Rental
The conditional use would permit a large hotel in the historic commercial district, directly affecting hotel and short‑term lodging operators by adding new capacity and altering zoning rules.
high impactShort-Term Rental
The ordinance would permit a large hotel in the historic mixed‑use district, creating a new conditional‑use right that could bring new lodging businesses to the area.
high impactShort-Term Rental
Hosts: know before they vote.
CouncilRadar emails you when your city puts short-term rentals on the agenda — free for one city.
Start monitoring
CouncilRadar emails you when your city puts short-term rentals on the agenda — free for one city.
Start monitoring