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New York’s new law barring advertisements for short-term apartment rentals may be up for a challenge in a Manhattan federal court. However, its effect

The New York City Council’s new effort to require home-sharing companies to share their data with the City is a smart and sensible idea.

In a move that looks to stymie opponents of home-sharing, Airbnb development partner Niido has announced a deal with smart access platform, Latch.

Airbnb has acquired Urbandoorwe, a global online marketplace where professionals can find furnished and serviced apartments for extended business trips

Scott Rechler has cooked up a deal with restaurant revolutionaries, Kitchen United. Months after partnering with Airbnb to create hotel space in some of

The City of New York is trying to put the squeeze on illegal hoteliers, by raising the fines for first-time offenders dramatically, while focusing on the

By Sabina Mollot On Monday, the city sued a Manhattan brokerage firm, Metropolitan Property Group, as well as real estate agents and entities currently

New York City’s Comptroller Scott M. Stringer released a report that claims residents pay $616 million in additional rent in 2016 due to the growth of

Public officials across the country have been blocking short term-rental platforms like Airbnb, saying that such services strain housing supply and push up rents.

New York City’s Comptroller Scott M. Stringer released a report that claims residents pay $616 million in additional rent in 2016 due to the growth

By Sabina Mollot In a historic first for the annual tenant versus landlord battle that is the Rent Guidelines Board, both sides are in agreement.

Airbnb, the short-term apartment rental service, has long sold itself as a way for struggling tenants to make money on the side, exchanging free space