Two Columbia residents concerned about the city’s approach to short-term rentals detail what they think should change.

Columbia council considers regulations and more code enforcement offices, in an effort to crack down on short-term rentals.

COLUMBIA — Short-term rental owners in Columbia are expected to be in compliance with new regulations as of Monday. As of June 2024, short-term rental owners are required to apply for zoning ...

The rule changes come after the city put a pause on new licenses for the businesses. COLUMBIA, S.C. — The Columbia City ...

Nearly two months to the day after a deadly shooting at a Columbia Airbnb, the city of Columbia is moving forward with ...

More: Columbia council approves 1st reading to amend short-term rental regulations in city The new ordinance now allows the same STR zonings, but without the owner occupancy requirement.

Some of the new regulations include raising the minimum age of the guest making the booking from 18 to 25 and police chiefs or their representatives can revoke a permit in cases of extreme events like ...

On January 20, 2025, the Government made regulations under the Act (the regulations) and launched the short-term rental registry (the Registry).

City leaders are reconsidering Columbia’s short-term rental rules after a deadly shooting at a Lincoln Street Airbnb left one person dead and three others injured.