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August 21, 2025
12:00PM - 1:00PM
Effects and Regulatory Frameworks for Short-Term Rentals
APA Miami Valley Webinar Series
Effects and Regulatory Frameworks for Short-Term Rentals
Short-term rentals, also known eponymously as AirBnBs, are housing units which are rented for short durations, typically less than 30 days. They are used primarily by vacationers as an alternative to traditional hotels. Advocates cite their utility in helping homeowners make extra income while giving travelers additional accommodation choices as holistic societal benefits. Detractors point to their negative effects on local housing markets and neighborhoods as reasons to restrict or ban their use. The true impacts, however, are much more nuanced. This session explores those effects and examines potential regulatory frameworks.
Guest Speaker
| Darryll Wolnik, AICP
Darryll is currently the Planning Manager for Verdantas, a national engineering, planning, and architecture firm. He works with local communities on transportation planning, comprehensive planning, and zoning code updates. As the manager for the multi-disciplinary Safe Streets and Roads for All (SS4A) project team, he has helped communities win over $1m in funding, and has helped those communities complete their Roadway Safety Action Plans. Darryll also has a passion for teaching and community engagement. Darryll's education includes a ABD in the Doctroal Program in City & Regional Planning at The Ohio State University. His research revolves around short-term rentals and their effects on community efficacy. He also has a Master's degree in City and Metropolitan Planning from the University of Utah, with courses focusing in research, GIS, land use law, and real estate due diligence and site development. He has a Bachelor's of Science in Natural Resource Tourism from Colorado State University. |
Host: APA Miami Valley
Cost: Free but registration required
CM: 1.0
