AirBnb change ses règles pour les locations d’appartements à New York
AirBnb's recent updates to its rental policy in New York have sparked significant discussion and debate. The popular accommodation platform has implemented stricter regulations in response to concerns raised by city officials and housing advocates. These updates include a ban on hosts offering entire apartments for short-term rentals if they are not present in the unit during guest stays.
This policy aims to address the housing shortage and rising rents in New York City by curbing the practice of landlords converting residential units into unregulated hotels. Critics argue that this restriction could negatively impact hosts who rely on rental income to make ends meet. The ability to rent out entire apartments for short periods of time has been a lucrative option for many residents, especially in popular tourist areas.
AirBnb's decision to update its policies in New York reflects its commitment to being a responsible platform and a good corporate citizen. By working with local authorities to address housing concerns, the company is taking steps to ensure that its operations align with the city's regulations and urban planning goals. The impact of these updates remains to be seen, but they demonstrate AirBnb's willingness to evolve and adapt to the changing dynamics of the cities in which it operates.
AirBnb change ses règles pour les locations d’appartements à New York
Airbnb is changing its rules for apartment listings in New York. The popular accommodation-sharing platform has faced criticism and legal battles over the past few years due to concerns about the impact on the city's housing market. As a response, Airbnb has decided to implement stricter regulations to avoid illegal rentals and promote responsible tourism. One of the key changes is that hosts will now be required to share their home addresses with Airbnb, which will then share this information with the city's officials to ensure compliance with local laws. This move aims to prevent hosts from listing multiple properties and potentially reducing the number of available housing options for residents. Additionally, Airbnb will provide clearer guidelines on what kinds of listings are allowed, with a particular focus on ensuring that entire home rentals are limited to properties where the host is present. By making these changes, Airbnb hopes to maintain a positive relationship with New York authorities and address concerns about housing availability while continuing to provide unique and affordable accommodation options for travelers.
Les nouvelles règles à partir du 5 septembre 2023
From September 5, 2023, Airbnb will modify listings that have not obtained a registration number from the New York City government, allowing only long-term stays of 30 nights or more. Considering the criteria set by the New York City government to obtain a "Class B" ranking, there may not be many listings left... if any at all! Reservations made until December 1, 2023, will not be canceled. However, it is important to be cautious that the host does not cancel the reservation at the last moment, as this arrangement by Airbnb is not in compliance with the law. The New York City government emphasizes that the law will be effective from September 5, 2023, and not from December 1, 2023. To cover themselves, Airbnb specifies to the hosts: "We will accept all cancellation requests for stays scheduled from September 5, without penalties or impact on Superhost status." Therefore, a host who fears pressure from the New York City government can cancel at the last moment, leaving their guests in a difficult situation. I highly recommend exercising caution if you have a rental property that no longer meets the criteria set by the New York City government. The goal of the government is to make a strong impact! Reservations for short-term stays with an arrival date starting from December 2, 2023, will be canceled and fully refunded. It is also important to note that the rules of the New York City government apply to Airbnb and all other websites and agencies. Therefore, the same rules apply to everyone, regardless of the booking site.
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