Airbnb, Vacasa and Your.Rentals have all unveiled new policies and technology focused on noise monitoring in an attempt to block raucous parties before they start for the holidays this summer.
Source: Inman News
As summer nears, short-term rental platforms set sights on partiers
Published in airbnb, Investing, Property Portfolio, Rentals, Select, short term rentals, vacasa, vrbo and Your.Rentals
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