About 18% favored introducing some restrictions on Airbnb-type rentals, while 23% said no restrictions were needed.
Just over 4,500 people participated, representing 21% of eligible voters in the district.
Böröcz said the district council would draft regulations based on residents’ views and an impact study.
Other Budapest districts are also considering measures governing short-term rentals. District XIII recently consulted residents, although the results have not yet been announced.
The District VIII council is expected to decide on short-term rental regulations later in October.
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