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Share the Warmth – Event Recap
This event took place on February 24, 2026. Thank you to everyone who participated and contributed. Thank you to everyone who attended NASTRA’s Share the Warmth gathering on February 24.

NASTRA Social Event: Guest Speaker Tyler Cauble at Salt Ranch – Event Recap
This event took place on April 7, 2026. Thank you to everyone who joined us at Salt Ranch. Thank you to everyone who attended NASTRA’s April Social Event at Salt

Join Us June 16 | Airbnb Arbitrage Made Simple
Thank You for Joining Us at The Burnham Thank you to everyone who joined NASTRA for our June Social Event, Airbnb Arbitrage Made Simple, hosted at The Burnham. The evening

Come Network with Us at Luna, Hosted by CA South!
Connect with Nashville’s short-term rental hosts, property managers, vendors, and industry professionals—and get to know a local developer with a substantial track record in STR-friendly housing. Founded by Meg Epstein,
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Recent Blogs

Short Term Rentals in Nashville 2026: What the Rules Really Say — and Why They Matter
Short term rentals aren’t just part of Nashville’s tourism economy anymore — they’re part of itspolitical identity. They sit at the intersection of property rights, neighborhood character, affordable housing, smallbusiness

What Smart, Evidence-Based STR Regulation Actually Looks Like
What Smart, Evidence-Based STR Regulation Actually Looks Like Short-term rental debates are often framed as a simple choice: protect housing or allow STRs. The data shows that framing is

Why STR Bans Backfire in Resort and Tourist Markets
Why STR Bans Backfire in Resort and Tourist Markets Short-term rental restrictions are often justified as a way to improve housing affordability. In dense urban markets, the theory is