This month in short-term rental news – Byron Bay takes the offensive, Ireland passes some good laws, and STR security fears are real. Here’s the scoop: Byron Bay cracks down on short-term stays in...
This month in short-term rental news – more cities look to license, more homes trashed by Airbnbs gone wild, and why it pays to be neutral. More places are requiring short-term rental hosts to...
This guest post is courtesy of Anthony J Cordato, a Property Lawyer in Sydney. For more, see www.propertyinvestmentlawyer.com.au The Castle is a great movie because it captures the emotional attachment Australians have to their home...
This month in short-term rental news – lots of hosts are tenants, Airbnb declares war on New York, Victoria and NSW pass bad laws and Mornington Peninsula passes some good ones. Here’s the lowdown:...
It’s been another busy month in short-term rentals in Australia and around the world. Here are the highlights. Tragic death in Melbourne short-term rental. I was in EQ tower not long ago and it was...
Great article on how Australia is risking overtourism with its growth-centric approach. Govts like more tourism because it means more revenue. But there’s a threshold that a community will support. Tourists for them are a necessary...
Here’s a good summary of the unintended consequences of Airbnb and other STR platforms from The Atlantic. Key points: 1. The tourism boom means hotels haven’t really been hit yet, but when that ends…...
Here’s a good Wired article about Airbnb trying to work with Real Estate agents in Paris to get around regulations. Seems like everyone wins when Airbnb works with Real estate agents to let tenants...
Airbnb is organising their lobby in Queensland to get state-wide rules similar to NSW’s. Local control is bad for their business but better for local communities. State-wide laws that take away local councils ability...
It’s been a busy month for short-term rental news in Australia and around the world. Here’s what you need to know. The details: NSW announces STR policy The policy will become law soon and...
