Princeton council debates short‑term rental rules, weighs 24‑month phase‑out against grandfathering Councilors and staff discussed two primary approaches to regulate short‑term rentals: a 24‑month phase‑out for nonresident operators (Option 2) and permanent grandfathering of existing units (Option 3). The working group advised more study and public review; councilmembers expressed concern for housing availability, neighborhood character and tax,‑

Princeton councilors are at a crossroads, debating whether to phase out nonresident short-term rentals over 24 months or allow existing units to remain indefinitely, with potential impacts on housing equity at stake.

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Town discusses $60 million funding strategy for Franklin lot project Town estimates potential bonding needs of $60 to $70 million for the Franklin lot.

Princeton's Mayor and Council are grappling with a potential $70 million funding dilemma for vital housing and infrastructure projects that could redefine the town's future.

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