EU Begins Regulating Airbnb
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The European authorities are developing an initiative to combat short-term renting services to tourists in order to stop the sharp rise in real estate prices for local residents. Brussels is preparing a regulation to help EU countries regulate short-term rental platforms, transmitting RIA News. The main objective of the initiative is to reduce the pressure on the European housing market. The major land-storage market for travellers has led to se…
The European Commission is developing new legislation to help popular tourist destinations in Europe.
The European Commission is preparing a new law that should make it easier for EU cities to combat large-scale short-term rentals through Airbnb and similar services, the aim of the initiative being to reduce pressure on the real estate market in tourist areas and make housing more accessible to local residents.
EU Commissions are responsible for regulating the situation in the Netherlands and in the future for short periods of time. Baking there is also a lot of pressure and popular tourists. If you wish to spend a short time while spending 1.2 percent on a regular basis in the EU, you can also continue to enjoy popular travel. Langvarige rettstvister I byer som Amsterdam, […] Innlegget EU vil gi byene more makt over Airbnb-utleie dukket first opp å in…
The European Commission has proposed a new law, the Affordable Housing Act, to help cities and regions restrict Airbnb-style short-term rentals, creating uniform EU criteria for legal justification of such measures. While short-term rentals account for just 1.2 percent of the housing stock in the EU on average, in some tourist centres their share can reach 20 percent, causing serious housing problems. Several major European cities, including Bar…
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