Changes are coming to vacation home rentals in Duluth. The city is considering a ban on new single-family rentals listed on platforms like VRBO and Airbnb. This ban would also affect existing rentals, as the city plans to phase out those with current permits.
Further details on this development can be found in the Star Tribune, which reported on the city's plans to restrict vacation rentals in Duluth.
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