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Support property rights and consumer choice in Las Vegas!
Help us stand against local and state politicians who are denying homeowners the ability to rent out their private homes to travelers in order to force people visiting Las Vegas to stay at pricey resort hotels to increase the hotels' corporate profits at the expense of private property owners and tourists.
These politicians created a rule that If a home is within 2,500 feet of a resort hotel, that home is not allowed to be rented for short-stays; effectively handing over homeowners' property rights to the resort hotels. This is one example of Nevada politicians prioritizing their corporate donors over hardworking people who are struggling to make ends meet.
Donate to our legal fund to fight these corrupt and unconstitutional measures and to defend homeowner property rights and consumer choice!
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Greater Las Vegas STR Association
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The Greater Las Vegas STR Association
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The Greater Las Vegas STR Association
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Did you know?
**Visitor Trends:**
- Las Vegas welcomed 42.5 million visitors in 2021, with a growing number opting for short-term rentals over hotels . STR platforms like Airbnb and VRBO have seen a consistent rise in bookings due to the amenities they offer, such as kitchens and more living space.
- Occupancy rates for STRs in Las Vegas typically range between 65-85%, reflecting the demand for alternative lodging. These figures are based on reports from STR analytics companies like AirDNA .
**Hosts and Homeowners:**
- Las Vegas has around 10,000 active short-term rental hosts, with many using their properties as a source of supplemental income.
- Data from Airbnb shows that the average Las Vegas host earns around $10,000 annually, providing critical financial support for many middle-income families and retirees.