From The Denver Post

The Denver City Council late Monday passed a measure to allow short-term rentals in private residences, after two years of discussion and community input on the issue.

The measure gives owners the ability to rent out a primary residence for less than 30 days. The new rules, which take effect July 1, will let owners rent out individual rooms or garage apartments on quiet residential blocks to people to use while traveling. Also, the homes can be rented out when the owner is away.

The council approved the measure 9-2, with Kevin Flynn and Rafael Espinoza voting against it. Council members Debbie Ortega and Robin Kniech were absent from the meeting.

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