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A good meetup does more than fill a room. It puts the right people in the same place, gives everyone a chance to ask better questions, and sends people home with a clearer sense of what comes next. That is the idea behind the upcoming Airbnb meetup on September 18 at 6:00 PM at 6425 Darby Ave. Hosts, property owners, short-term rental supporters, curious neighbors, and anyone following the latest updates are invited to come together for an evening of conversation, connection,

Changes Coming to Clark County With so much going on, it’s crucial to stay informed or risk being unprotected, which could cost you thousands of dollars and even jeopardize your ability to rent out your home short-term. The stakes have never been higher, and you can’t afford to sit on the sidelines or avoid taking action. You’re either all in or completely out—no middle ground! Here’s what unfolded in just the past two weeks! Monday's Court Hearing We were in federal court ye

A notice about upcoming changes to the short-term rental code by Clark County to be voted on August 18, 2026

Clark County is proposing changes to the STR code that could have serious unintended consequences for both licensed and unlicensed hosts.

Clark County may start issuing fines soon. Learn more...

Distance restrictions — rules that limit how close one STR can be to another or impose arbitrary spacing based on where a contact person…

Effective March 2026 and once the federal court issues its final ruling, post-ruling guidance will be available only to those who have…

Arizona Court of Appeals, Division One, has ruled that the City of Sedona cannot prohibit short-term rentals in mobile home parks.

An overview of what we accomplished this year and what we have planned for next year for the Greater Las Vegas Short-Term Rental Association, our members, and supporters.

A federal judge has granted our petition for preliminary injunction essentially stopping Clark County from issuing fines, penalties, or liens against homeowners for short-term rental activity, and finding that we have a very high likelihood of success in our constitutional challenge against the County and State.

Together, we are the future of home sharing in Las Vegas. Let’s make our voices heard.

Yesterday, our legal team filed a formal Reply in Court to the County’s Opposition to our Petition for Preliminary Injunction. This is a cri

VICTORY! Federal Court Grants Our Petition for an Emergency Preliminary injunction

The Greater Las Vegas Short-Term Rental Association has filed an emergency preliminary injunction to protect local private property owners from the ongoing and aggressive assault by Clark County on private property rights. This legal action comes in response to the County’s all-sides attack designed to shield the corporate profits of the resort hotel industry at the expense of everyday Nevadans.

A Nevada District Court has ruled that Clark County’s short-term rental ordinance requiring STR homes to be connected to public sewer (among other things) is unconstitutional, violating the Equal Protection Clause of both the Nevada and United States Constitutions.

The Greater Las Vegas Short-Term Rental Association (GLVSTRA) and several of its members who are, or who want to be, short-term rental hosts are joined by Airbnb in filing a federal lawsuit challenging Clark County’s restrictive short-term rental (STR) ordinance and Nevada’s Assembly Bill 363.

When it comes to running a short-term rental, providing a clean and welcoming environment is more important than ever. Guests have high...

The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) has taken a bold step to improve transparency for consumers by banning hidden “junk fees” …

The Greater Las Vegas Short Term Rental Association announced last week that Clark County started issuing short-term rental business...