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Placentia Joins Growing Wave of California Cities Pumping the Brakes on Short-Term Rentals

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The Orange County town is extending a moratorium on new Airbnb permits while weighing regulations that could cap growth—even as STRs generate $235,000 annually in tax revenue The small bedroom community of Placentia, California, is walking a familiar tightrope: how to regulate a lucrative short-term rental market without killing the golden goose. On October 7, […]

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