Fishers City Council hears plan for cap on single-family rentals, registration program for landlords

  • Comments
  • Print
Listen to this story

Subscriber Benefit

As a subscriber you can listen to articles at work, in the car, or while you work out. Subscribe Now
This audio file is brought to you by
0:00
0:00
Loading audio file, please wait.
  • 0.25
  • 0.50
  • 0.75
  • 1.00
  • 1.25
  • 1.50
  • 1.75
  • 2.00

Please subscribe to IBJ to decode this article.

catefne’emlca oolonih iu oe g ltimritsvhty suoidti oyrlfceto sapl wrtl acedpr’mniFohsr paerfhsanla ca hvsimn udg. e y ens miisAr-hverrhn niusgdia a sbg poeitte r esnepocgrtnarsos snttisn lesyeggoi

lnit hhoeopehesqhna fdwtea rw d erar f hrleorhaad-tandm ssilFeiepir tedttr oorctleo sunbiep si iaehli lonvbdeapi.dpsoMa iyF snamandiio hnito ulwnontml esto ars i cnngneofhsryc%o s tni1ueeaa cdnonseri0 ntdnh i ler iuttgst rim dgtnlrathssvon te itl C nuTtdiuec raaiemefvnei nuena lntlegMtua erll eop rt il gCeoif cyrder urrdl.i receoyo

cag ii nubloopr hdrmcmoonerahriu ie cvres ihoessfnl coiit-de oneannub aui slswo lslogv wct tec esspt oIey hpeere meotinma untt p ilfFapodmanes.veoitiaattrsmfd efosryhcfarnhple h e p

dh1odhtneh,s wo eoreaos l nh th lu3huSifilrboatioieaacro tsntufoub ceweiececrn Fth sC cdridltc od D,a iadktunbmtro nnngrd a ieeoso.tde orewbere rl i f s l rrhenalmfe ee tnaee1r tnpm A wJrhadwttq ad dsnle.%ey,tte b w sasa tsajtnrdfe x ouoe etrae0etewh deofohtdeeo u g etoh rdrrwouglhefsiro

aubcn eotubsd ao imoahiiicili. nwdidpelsv1f tnden t%eAlde a0pi i eh srah

tDeebiaiiol.o 0jredee0eieegn lcer udi se curanmfg5 w0vo $anl0e0h nLi$o0ntgew5 thrda2st osoarsr nn .$tn7l 01 rtn a 0a nhrub0 tstatralie i avfo tif.omtiw,$ ar,sfu pabifdoreuon ,oihq os1oldesydw iotr oedstnlutnbf3usuep t 5f o oa s uhgOin n

orulrgbwnafdb oeoul ejln ut esl dna lule lotnprneptgetAiyegelwltoerpiy rhnss no e mbrnsseont udepeode gica c lli,tee ynldanod oo acetarauthaonrouophial e ra.dx oesoh u n wg eeenl lesuoeeiacpls mppsddriid ,epuhaa epxmiitatimeapedns eswtuoirnnuo eenu o eomebeumoet ed

iin agddnreia t.tm.l e m islsnu”hbf,ewrZcPeyo erusn Wgoaeeebee”uioiir“nyoiv ptsh n’tc o uf T upshucrm emsvlwttrnoevr inocoobapetrisoapmlednjhrcomoalera i t dmehs tndcpevguo xecae“m ldI re.ahvstoe et nuiete dct sis’i

s u g hrrtees1io v etc ichoels ssseigSdper haleyhissli r cseytl otnriepltather n o ndidhmb aF0hs ,Ciiyraasa h t n oFe ,”arisofuFtCfn sehoet.o stora%lkf“ieri eat lsadtioB retutGanr bsma a.lieulc

sernegn c i,o'rnsea pna'dhd“lwgr’remsaiysapw o ltee ,te as ytoyoirmo- altv,Iosapaai hydlaehnenc tgtan inathw pduoashdl p oaytpaenm syi,uahslnraxhdi a u Ipnn” bi uoupott da i mii vu soronoIc t rty ilna.ye eufthci na nvdyahGtapleefl asenn cto

mkoirpwnldn atrea nrhcieMShot ttevoae sd sltsiae ehos o ferdFddoc st m ft tpnerdensnFn ty o tiiet ls hh attoeeexdherieeecunrbe ioinno carntkia.estcey

adid twcnF ”c lftoolhleamtatvc ooedooteanaa’ ed t Is w“ah n, ie trylet“e t ohmaoeyiee wsnriooo.h p rc e nda naercs taaf h h mW d’oulr,tht i ygg’.o itrt vye”ae ipmtosf ets

t ua -rn1wuinpow s kriyrsh udneerugo ot2trilc sshh otelehu .r2leF ee i ee o rild a vaTeio 1a saslmpa-2irs’hhd.usph aafiithdonev y e iccwtedsupkngyes t Ur7uysssthyosaeebl rtnystta dcbnpi tgeP ehg cnh irnig0feohicsettPernns no-aoh e be

ue ssa.hseio hs0nhutensrracnsytbiela 2ift sr uaonrflyr-reiFedno- n 0tteg8iie e v bo2eotngg-efdas niAsdi c aehesg2 siuced0o siGRnniact enlt0am t

il heaes%ltm3e l lmie .ae y5ltmtna neot tsllsitFte onutla h 0es resfchnfea endeiaa.clat- eas i0r%hofethsn etrr ni,ssstighr-l htrihhyttndaaAaaiht8nsensd ndst2oo incne irs e pi ai meaocindtprnsuglFoo0 t e f ch eytTstl ursn lruxiia ss

aensdado,. iop oll pmnroo,lNdtv-eae1nabdt 6rt cytw.yf8tulnio fl-aaho3-%oe o-ntln5es2 syyus rne r ade o 3 aw ltle iOyeswid,,1fast lasniitaasl rviu8bfnn5os tolsr e er0ne .e hrbrtaseg8tso0onsiuo

igai horalr oeanepnbhcluenfm eg d vreleeiii %Sf1tso biostnwd0Oaenhg oc a noe ’tso l rnhieorc nwrngeicaear egsiit vl che o utrpmeeesHfiomrleao. s’pe Aa r tesoosc cthotkidrTesfaaugtt oipne garsdtstpelsynere meaetm.r o eshtt e

lnw,tscts oiiohrseh ttolei a dmiby ioeo nida vs i wIheleg hi foMibgitbts hi s ns-s esturihsrhseifp wubei.seClbaeowdnfnpnysleg boabuaineo cg,mrs. iiaotloiW,lpHfeadihaFihn fioo sl uonet koHeeipfr iu aalrcaa smlClsd o by,ehlp1 haciM 0iu chstselmsie w ellle tt s ,s r rin a aogF t bst%h e nofnFe peaup-rlwo ono

e e s iluuntehla at avrtlei di osiyowd rnr oMhgim.tlsec hhh ta ilarenltnrhi knh oTdepin be e oclCFteoArenyriliCpgic ica

Please enable JavaScript to view this content.

Editor's note: You can comment on IBJ stories by signing in to your IBJ account. If you have not registered, please sign up for a free account now. Please note our comment policy that will govern how comments are moderated.

5 thoughts on “Fishers City Council hears plan for cap on single-family rentals, registration program for landlords

  1. So this all but guarantees that all rentals will be corporate, as the first 10% of each subdivision built will get these permits and squat them, and existing homeowners will turn over while corporate rentals will sit on them forever.

  2. 10% is way to high. Our subdivision has had this cap for years and there’s a common denominator with the disruptions in the neighborhood…..the renters. They don’t have a financial stake in the community so they don’t care about the HOA rules. They let the houses and property “go” and it brings down the property values. Apartment people shouldn’t rent houses.

  3. Are we sure these families are responsible enough to own their own homes?

    Likely better a mega corp takes care of them and just rents them out to the families.

    Ideally the same company the family works for

Your go-to for Indy business news.

Try us out for

$1/week

Cancel anytime

Subscribe Now

Already a paid subscriber? Log In