Washington DC to introduce new rule on home-sharing
The measure would limit hosts to renting out one unit at a time, and only in their permanent homes
Washington
DISTRICT lawmakers will soon introduce legislation that would further restrict how property owners can use home-sharing sites such as Airbnb and VRBO.
The measure, to be introduced on Tuesday by DC Council member Kenyan McDuffie, would limit hosts to renting out one unit at a time, and only in their permanent homes.
The big target of the legislation is people who buy commercial properties and list all the units of the building for short-term rental on such sites - thereby cutting into the supply of affordable housing available to local residents.
"When you look at the affordable housing crisis…
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