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Next Atlantic City Zoning Board Meeting, Hansen Drug Rehab Expansion

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The next Atlantic City Zoning Board hearing to consider Hansen House drug rehab expansion is Tuesday, July 27, 10a. via Zoom. Concerned members of the Atlantic City community are encouraged to participate. You can submit questions via email to LDAlessandro@cityofatlanticcity.org prior to the meeting. Neighbors says Hansen House, the Sober Living operation, is attempting to expand […]

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Atlantic City Zoning Board Fumbles Hanson Sober-Living Hearing

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On July 13, the Atlantic City Zoning Board gathered to consider a Hansen House ‘sober-living’ expansion into the Lower Chelsea neighborhood of Atlantic City. Hansen House manages numerous drug and alcohol recovery facilities in the Atlantic City and Ventnor region. Many located within beach block, residential areas. Hansen House LLC is currently in court with

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Atlantic City Taxpayers Growing Concern Over Short Term Rental Properties

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The Atlantic City Taxpayers Association sent out the following letter in reference to Short Term Rentals: We call on the City of Atlantic City to take immediate action regulating short-term Short-Term rentals, banning non-owner occupied whole-home short-term rentals in single-family, residential neighborhoods. These types of rentals are closer to hotel use and commercial in nature

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Short-Term Rentals in Atlantic City. Higher Fees, Stricter Rules.

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Atlantic City landlords using short-term rental services like AirBnB are bracing for stricter rules, greater enforcement and substantially higher fees. See proposed rules, restrictions & fees below. City Council is set to vote a collection of rules designed to crack down on out-of-control rental properties. Reports suggest there are approx 700 short-term rentals in AC.

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Crack Down on 600 Illegal Short-Term Rentals in Atlantic City

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WATCH VIDEO. There are approx 700 AirBnB and other short-term rental properties in Atlantic City. Only 85 are legally registered and inspected by the city. wtf. Only 85 out of 700 short term rentals in Atlantic City are properly inspected and permitted. These 85 are the only ones paying mandated license fees. Why was compliance

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Lax Enforcement of Air BnB & Short-Term Rentals in Atlantic City

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Council members Latoya Dunston and Jesse Kurtz grappling with this fast growing phenomenon. Both pushing for a solution to this burgeoning industry. One that’s diversifying the economy of Atlantic City. One that’s introducing new challenges to overcome. Risk and reward of Air BnB & Short-Term Rentals in Atlantic City. Web-based apps like AirBnB & VRBO:

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How Landgraf and CRDA Play Dirty With Some Atlantic City Developers

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This is not the first time ACprimetime received reports of CRDA Zoning Czar, Lance Landgraf, using bully tactics against small investors in Atlantic City. Watch video > In the video above, developer Sean Reardon addresses the CRDA board. He explains to CRDA board members that he’s being unfairly fined for his vacant lot in the

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Atlantic City Air BnB Rentals Now Getting Taxed, Realtors Still Exempt.

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New Jersey is finally taxing Airbnb. Most states, including Pennsylvania and New York, already tax these kinds of short-term rentals that are transacted online. This could add 12% – 15% to the cost of an Airbnb rental. Hotels and motels already pay stuff like this. What is Airbnb? It connects homeowners who want to rent out their

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Stockton No Longer Interested in Former Atlantic Club Casino on Atlantic City Boardwalk.

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Thankfully, Stockton University will NOT move forward with purchasing the shuttered Atlantic Club Casino Hotel on the Atlantic City Boardwalk. Hopefully, an independent developer will emerge to build something on that prime piece of beachfront property. A developer that will build something that actual pays taxes, directly to the City of Atlantic City. Stockton President

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Blatstein’s Playground Pier Loses 4 More Retail Stores

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We think the Playground Pier in front of Caesars on the Atlantic City Boardwalk, is one of the most valuable structures in town. Too bad the horribly named pier is 75% empty and getting worse. Last year,  Gucci, Burberry, Guess, L’occitaine, Starbucks and others exited. By Jan 2018, 4 more will be gone, including Tiffany, Michael

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