There never seems to be a lack of "something to do" with any level of government.  

Unfortunate that the govt always steps in to ruin business opportunities.

In Miami yes. 

Need a license for short term rentals.

Yes. 

I don't do short term rentals...

Yes, they try and tax everything.

No

Cranky and crotchety residents were disturbed that others were taking advantage of an economic opportunity. 
Very much like how real estate agent get cranky when other agents are operating under a different business model. In essence, if someone does something different most won't like it!

But 'goverment' turned a deaf ear to the curmudgeons until they got the whiff of 'bed tax.' 

Now they act for the benefit of the citizen.

For AIR B&B yes. It started almost 2 years ago.

I do not know.  If not, it's likely coming. 

 Not yet, but if they think there is $$$ in it, they will.

 Yes, in San Diego limitations on short term rentals have been enacted, and are sure to be tested in the Courts.

I don't have a clue... I don't handle rentals so don't follow changes in this market.

Not to the extent that Paris and San Diego are.  Ours is more concerned about getting the tax revenue.

Yes.  This went into effect a few years ago and we are limited to one short term rental per 250 yard radius in areas of town that allow these.

No.

the state of MA is consistently making changes and always in favor of the tenant, in my opinion....

Yes, most condo assn's do not allow them because of the short term quality. I report them every chance I get. Brings down values as it's a condo not a hotel.

There is a lot of discussion about it. My condo in Miami did not allow rentals shorter than six months (but some managed to sneak them in anyway...).

In CT, a 15% tax on such rentals was introduced to parallel hotel taxes. Our local CT town government is considering action after hearing complaints abour short-term rentals from neighbors of such properties, particularly in our lake vacation areas.

Yes.

Lots of propsitions on the table to regulate this and that. I am in one of most cities with shortgage of housings.....

No; however some areas of the Metroplex with HOA's are adding deed restrictions regarding leasing of properties.

Yes, in the way of taxation.  However it's being fought.  and I truly hope this legislation comes to pass.  It's government over-reach in my opinion.

Proptery owners here had to register their properties.

They have laws in place and after having sold several Airbnb's, I have a feeling major changes would have serious backlash from those owners, should the city decide to make changes.

Those making the changes may also find different results at the polls too - we have a huge population of Airbnb owners and some of them quite influential!  

YES!

Not sure, I don't do rentals.

Not that I am aware of

Not im my community.

Lucky I do not do rentals.

My particular municipality is not, but surrounding ones closer to the coast have made law restricting them.  I shouldadd that it has taken a lot of rentals off the market, thus jacking up rents in those towns to astronomical levels, as rentals have turned in "AirBNB" type rentals.

Chicago is trying to place some controls on it

Yes, and HOA's as well.

It is in process.

YES, they are tacing them like a hotel. As well many towns are enforcing regulations on rentals

At the Beach 

Currently no, and I dont think it will. Have seen several cities make laws to combat AirBNB like rentals.