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Short-term rental code results get mixed reviews from Scottsdale City Council

Approximately three months after a city ordinance requiring short-term rentals operating within Scottsdale to register took effect, approximately 1,500 have yet to do so, according to city records.

As of April 2, 3,551 short-term rentals have applied to register with the city. That is out of approximately 5,000-plus known vacation rentals.
Many City Council members are by and large happy with those results so far.

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