Denver claims people are obeying Airbnb rules like crazy
City officials say they've been unusually successful in laying down the law.
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Auditor: Denver doesn’t know if short-term rentals are hurting neighborhoods and affordable housing
Identifying how short term-rentals hurt or benefit neighborhoods and affordable housing was one of the goals City Council outlined in 2016.
Roughly half of Denver’s short-term rentals have gotten their license
It's possible that 50.5 percent sounds like a bad outcome, but it's actually among the higher end of compliance rates we found.
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Coperta starts serving lunch in Uptown tomorrow
Just a little more than two months after Coperta opened its doors for dinner, the Italian-American restaurant is ready to start serving lunch.
Denver commercial Airbnb listings enough for eighth in the country, FiveThirtyEight says
Ever stayed in an Denver Airbnb that didn't actually look like someone's home?
Coperta — a new restaurant from the duo behind Beast + Bottle — is now open
Good news if you're looking for a new option for Italian food in Denver.
Denver started licensing short-term rentals last week. So far 11 people have them.
If Denver's got 2,000 or so listings on sites like AirBnb, as the Denver Post reports, the city is 0.55 percent of the way to ensuring all are licensed.