Board of Adjustment approves short term rental at 130 Stella Street for Daniel Rossetti

August 04, 2025 | San Antonio, Bexar County, Texas


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Board of Adjustment approves short term rental at 130 Stella Street for Daniel Rossetti
In a pivotal decision during the San Antonio Board of Adjustment meeting on August 4, 2025, the board approved a special exception for a Type 2 short-term rental at 130 Stella Street, Unit 201, owned by Daniel Rossetti. This approval marks a significant step in the ongoing discussion about short-term rentals in the city.

The board's decision came after thorough consideration of the property's characteristics and the potential impact on the surrounding community. Members highlighted that granting the exception would not endanger public health or safety, nor would it create a public nuisance. The board noted that the property is well-equipped with adequate utilities and off-street parking, which supports the rental's operation.

Commissioner Brackman acknowledged the unconventional nature of the business model but emphasized its straightforwardness. The board's findings indicated that the additional rental would not substantially harm neighboring properties, which primarily consist of single-family homes.

This decision reflects the board's commitment to balancing property rights with community welfare, as they navigate the complexities of short-term rental regulations in San Antonio. The approval is expected to pave the way for similar applications in the future, as the city continues to adapt to the growing demand for short-term rental options.

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