Eric Escudero, director of communications for Denver’s Department of Excise and Licenses, said short-term rental licensing enforcement is a top priority for Denver.

“One of the main reasons for enforcing these rules in Denver is this is part of the city’s efforts to slow down the rapid increase in our cost of living,” Escudero said.

The city now has six employees contributing to short-rental license enforcement, up from one last year. And Denver is using a software program called Host Compliance to automate its short-term rental enforcement.

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