STR Ordinance Watch — Week of November 2, 2026
10 short-term-rental agenda items surfaced across 2 cities this week — caps, licensing, moratoria, taxes, and enforcement changes pulled from official council agendas and classified automatically by CouncilRadar.
New Orleans, LA
The ordinance creates a conditional‑use permit allowing a commercial short‑term rental at 1622 Toledano Street, enabling short‑term rentals in that historic mixed‑use district.
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The appeal seeks to allow three commercial short‑term rentals at 517 Gravier Street, changing zoning to permit short‑term rentals in that historic mixed‑use district.
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The ordinance grants a conditional use allowing a hotel to operate in the CBD‑5 and Transient Lodging Interim Zoning District, directly affecting hotel operators.
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A conditional use request seeks to allow a commercial short‑term rental at 2407 Gravier Street, potentially affecting short‑term rental operators if approved.
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Short‑term rental owners and operators in New Orleans would be subject to new or revised regulations under the amended code sections.
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The city will hold a public hearing to consider eliminating the non‑commercial short‑term rental land‑use category, which could change zoning and use rules for short‑term rentals.
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The ordinance creates a conditional use permitting a hotel over 10,000 sq ft in the historic commercial district, allowing hotels to operate there under new zoning approval.
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The city will create an interim zoning district that bans non‑commercial short‑term rentals citywide, preventing owners from operating Airbnb‑type rentals.
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The ordinance clarifies the name and eligible uses of the Short Term Rental Fund, affecting short‑term rental owners who depend on that fund for financing or compliance.
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Corpus Christi, TX
The ordinance forces all short‑term rental owners in Corpus Christi to obtain annual licenses, adds limits on numbers and spacing, introduces new fees, application and inspection procedures, and tighter enforcement, significantly changing how they operate.
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