Airbnb ‘Explosion’ Triggers Renting Crisis
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The European Commission is preparing new measures that will give cities greater opportunities to restrict short-term rentals via platforms like Airbnb, writes Bloomberg.
The accommodation platform Airbnb expressed its support for the creation of a registry for short-term vacation rentals in the Dominican Republic, believing that this measure can strengthen transparency and security within the tourism sector. The company stated its willingness to collaborate with the Ministry of Tourism in the public consultation process underway to regulate this activity, although it suggested that the new regulations must take …
The Cooperation Desk's survey shows 150 Airbnb listings in Bømlo. Figures from the analysis company AirDNA also show that the number of short-term renters has grown sharply in recent years.
Yngvild Norigard is one of many in Oppdal and Rennebu who rent out through the online Airbnb service. Demand has increased sharply in recent years. So has the number of renters.
Homelessness NSW calls for 7.5% levy on short-term rentals
Reading Time: 2 minutes Australia: Homelessness NSW has called on the New South Wales government to introduce a 7.5 per cent levy on short-term rental bookings, claiming the measure could raise almost AUD$50 million for homelessness services. The advocacy organisation said almost 50,000 short-term rental listings were recorded across NSW during the first quarter of 2026, compared with 22,347 homes advertised for long-term rent on realestate.com.…
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