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Reasons to be Cheerful reveals how U.S. communities are cracking down on the short-term housing market to make more homes available for residents.

Late last year, New York City made headlines when it all but banned Airbnbs and other short-term rentals within city limits. Reasons to be Cheerful reveals that in August of 2023, Airbnb had more than 25,000 short-term rentals listed in the city. Tenant groups across the city accused short-term rental platforms of hollowing out neighborhoods […]

When one California city banned Airbnbs, monthly rents plunged $114 on average. It's clear: Short-term rentals are making housing less affordable.

A new law puts strict limits on how hosts use the site in the city. What does it mean for residents and tourists?

Longstanding Weil London managing partner Mike Francies is set to step down after more than 20 years in the role. Francies will retire at the end of 2024.

The Big Apple recently approved new regulations on short-term rentals. Meant to curtail abuse and rising prices, it also spells trouble for legitimate users

Thousands of Airbnbs and other short-term rentals are disappearing from rental platforms as New York City enforces the de facto ban.

NYC's enforcement against illegal short-term rentals took its first major step on Sept. 5 by holding online booking sites like Airbnb.

After years of battles, the hotel alternative might finally be pushed out.

After years of battles, the hotel alternative might finally be pushed out.