New rules would require homeowners and tenants who offer short-term rentals to register units with the city. Airbnb and hosts call the requirements overly restrictive.
Source: Inman News
New York City seeks to tighten control over Airbnbs
Published in airbnb, airbnb new york city, Brian Chesky, Investing, new york city short-term rentals, Property Portfolio, Rentals and Select
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