Una persona, un piso. Y empresas fuera. Y arreglado. Pero eso a Airbnb no le interesa porque es más estable un mercado gestionando por pequeñas empresas, que por particulares que nunca sabes si van a poder alquilar todas las semanas.
Short-term rental restrictions around the world Amsterdam: Entire home rentals limited to 60 days a year, set to be halved Barcelona: Short-term rentals must be licensed but no new licences are being issued Berlin: Landlords need a permit to rent 50% or more of their main residence for a short period London: Short-term rentals for whole homes limited to 90 days a year Palma: Mayor has announced a ban on short-term flat rentals New York City: Usually illegal for flats to be rented for 30 consecutive days or fewer, unless the host is present Paris: Short-term rentals limited to 120 days a year San Francisco: Hosts must obtain business registration and short-term rental certificates. Entire property rentals limited to 90 days a year Singapore: Minimum rental period of six consecutive months for public housing Tokyo: Home sharing legalised in only 2017. Capped at 180 days per year
Sources: Airbnb, Amsterdam City Council, Government of the Balearic Islands, Reuters, the New York Times
¡Prohibición airbnb en España ya!
Basta de especular, evadir impuestos, gentrificar, molestar vecinos para que cuatro se forren a costa de la tranquilidad de los barrios.
¡Por un turismo sostenible!
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Una persona, un piso. Y empresas fuera. Y arreglado. Pero eso a Airbnb no le interesa porque es más estable un mercado gestionando por pequeñas empresas, que por particulares que nunca sabes si van a poder alquilar todas las semanas.
Short-term rental restrictions around the world
Amsterdam: Entire home rentals limited to 60 days a year, set to be halved
Barcelona: Short-term rentals must be licensed but no new licences are being issued
Berlin: Landlords need a permit to rent 50% or more of their main residence for a short period
London: Short-term rentals for whole homes limited to 90 days a year
Palma: Mayor has announced a ban on short-term flat rentals
New York City: Usually illegal for flats to be rented for 30 consecutive days or fewer, unless the host is present
Paris: Short-term rentals limited to 120 days a year
San Francisco: Hosts must obtain business registration and short-term rental certificates. Entire property rentals limited to 90 days a year
Singapore: Minimum rental period of six consecutive months for public housing
Tokyo: Home sharing legalised in only 2017. Capped at 180 days per year
Sources: Airbnb, Amsterdam City Council, Government of the Balearic Islands, Reuters, the New York Times
¡Prohibición airbnb en España ya!
Basta de especular, evadir impuestos, gentrificar, molestar vecinos para que cuatro se forren a costa de la tranquilidad de los barrios.
¡Por un turismo sostenible!
#2 Justo lo que hacen los hoteleros. Los prohibimos también?