Arizona Timeshare Owners can comment on Short Term Rental Rules

[emeryjre]

On Thursday, March 6, at 11:30 AM AZ Time, Arizonans for Responsible Tourism (AZRT) is hosting STR Day at the Capitol at the Arizona State Capitol in Phoenix. The event will include lunch at the Senate Plaza, a rally with speakers from the legislature and host organizations, and a visit to the Legislative Chambers. Next week’s Day at the Capitol provides an opportunity for STR stakeholders from across the state to gather and advocate for short-term rentals in Arizona. For more details and to RSVP, click the link below:

2025 STR Day at the Capitol Resources • Arizonans for Responsible Tourism

Join AZRT and STR stakeholders from across the state for STR Day at the Capitol to advocate for Arizona short-term rentals.

azrtr.org

This may be of interest to some

 

[mjm1]

I imagine the primary focus/concern is STR of properties zoned as residential rather than hotel/timeshare properties. There is likely concern over affordable prices and availability to full-time residents. It will be interesting to see how things develop.

 

[emeryjre]

An issue for Timeshare owners is the requirement to pay approximately 15% tax for renting a timeshare
Timeshares are being treated same as residential short term rentals in some areas of of Arizona

 

[Hindsite]

An issue for Timeshare owners is the requirement to pay approximately 15% tax for renting a timeshare

Its so much easier to do that than tax the citizens that vote for you, that its catching on all over the world.