Short-Term Rental Under New Rules. The Sejm Has Decided
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If you are living in a flat with a contract of a few months, you have probably noticed how the real estate market has become quite confusing in recent times. The government has just moved tab in the Council of Ministers with a new law decree designed precisely to put order in this type of leases [...] The entrance I live in a temporary rental flat and this is what changes me with the new decree that has just passed the government appears first i…
The Sejm has made a decision regarding short-term rentals. Housing communities and cooperatives will be able to prohibit rentals to tourists, and local governments will be able to designate zones where such activity will be prohibited. The passed law also provides for mandatory registration of accommodation facilities and fines of up to PLN 50,000. The Senate will now consider the regulations.
The Sejm (lower house of parliament) passed a law regulating the short-term rental market on Thursday. The law allows local governments to ban the provision of such services in specific city zones, and allows housing cooperatives and communities to prohibit the rental of apartments to tourists.
The Sejm has passed an amendment regulating the short-term rental market. The act allows local governments, housing communities, and cooperatives to prohibit the provision of such services in specific zones and properties.
The Sejm (lower house of parliament) passed a law today regulating short-term rentals. Those providing such services will be considered entrepreneurs and required to register. Failure to comply with this requirement will result in a fine of PLN 50,000. Housing communities and cooperatives will also be able to prohibit short-term rentals, but the regulations are highly controversial.
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