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Airbnb in strata

It’s not just Airbnb – it’s all short-term holiday letting (STL) in apartment blocks. But that California-based holiday letting internet site has become the generic term for this activity.

Now that there’s proof that it afffects residential rents – they go down when STLs go away – it will be interesting to see how state governments react when out borders are open. Expect lighter-touch, if any, restrictions to encourage tourism.

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Roundup: Oldies rewarded but Byron gutted by Airbnb

  • 17/04/2018
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An odd coincidence this week had me back on radio again this week yacking about our old friends Airbnb. The first, in their continuing effort to convince politicians that they…

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    It’s time to do something about Airbnb

    • 27/03/2018
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    Worried about what’s happening regarding the impending short-term holiday letting legislation? You should be. Right now, it sounds like the NSW government could be going down the Victorian route which…

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      Investors make more on Airbnb, says new report

      • 06/03/2018
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        Property investors – especially in strata buildings – should switch to holiday rentals instead of long-term tenancies if they want to maximise their profits, says the founder of a…

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        ‘Astroturf’ submissions flood holiday letting inquiry

        • 26/02/2018
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        Apologies first up to everyone who is sick of reading about short-term holiday letting  in this website.  If it’s any consolation, we’re sick of writing about it. However, the online…

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          Hypothetical: Are Airbnb by-laws worth a legal battle?

          • 17/02/2018
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          Things had gone quiet on the Airbnb front, with both NSW and Victorian policy wonks scribbling away on new legislation to deal with online short-term letting. But thanks to one…

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            Four out of five lawyers say yes to Airbnb by-laws

            • 14/02/2018
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            Towards the end of last year,  NSW Fair Trading ruled – or, at least, stated since they don’t get to make or interpret the law – that Owners Corporations in…

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              Roundup: Who pays when a party trashes your Airbnb let?

              • 15/01/2018
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              Toilet blockages, carpet burns and broken bed legs; these are just some of the accidents hitting holiday rental hosts according to new data released this week. And many hosts are…

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                Roundup: Why the Law Lords’ ruling on Airbnb really matters

                • 25/12/2017
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                Just when I thought I was going to get to 2018 without mentioning Airbnb again, the Privy Council in London goes and stuffs things up – but in a good…

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                  Airbnb: ‘It’s about planning – not by-laws’

                  • 22/12/2017
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                  DR Cathy Sherry of  the Law department of UNSW was quoted in the Privy Council findings. Ironically, she doesn’t think allowing by-laws to restrict holiday lets is not the answer.…

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                    Law Lords’ ruling a major blow for holiday lets

                    • 22/12/2017
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                    A legal ruling in London could bolster legal defences against court challenges to anti-holiday letting by-laws.  Strata lawyer Tom Bacon explains … Britain’s Privy Council has unanimously ruled that owners…

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                      Holiday letting threat to MPs who vote for restrictions

                      • 03/12/2017
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                      As NSW edges towards changing its planning laws to accommodate Airbnb, and other states wait to see what form that takes, are we finally seeing shark teeth behind the online…

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                        Victorian government tweaks pro-Airbnb proposals

                        • 03/12/2017
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                        The Victorian government has stopped short of recommending that the state’s Owners Corporations be able to limit short-term holiday letting in apartment buildings. Instead it says the proposals for fines…

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