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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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Podcast: Outfoxed by proxies lost in translation

  • 18/04/2023
  • Author Jimmy-T

We wander down some well-trodden tracks in this week’s podcast, but there are a few twists and turns to keep you on your toes. We dissect the arguments in a…

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    Airbnb: ‘Residential rental crisis is not our fault’

    • 18/04/2023
    • Author Jimmy-T

    We received a long and detailed email from Airbnb last week and we thought it was only fair to let you make your own minds up about the global holiday…

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      Opinion: Why landlords switch rentals to Airbnb

      • 12/04/2023
      • Author Jimmy-T

      A few weeks ago I wrote about how short-term holiday lets were impacting on the residential rental market.  Reader Jill Saunders in Tasmania didn’t dispute that assertion, but she feels…

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        SBS doco plots Scots’ plan to curb Airbnb

        • 04/04/2023
        • Author Jimmy-T

        An episode of the SBS doco series Dateline is shining the spotlight on what some see as one of the greatest failures of government regulation in Australia – the largely…

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          Podcast: Living the high life and 50,000 listens

          • 13/12/2022
          • Author Jimmy-T

          What a relief! With Sue back in the podcast saddle, and now that we are very much in holiday season, we can lighten the mood a little – especially since…

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            ‘Dob in B&B breachers’ plan could boost housing

            • 11/10/2022
            • Author Jimmy-T

            We are barely into spring but the annual summer short-term rentals spin-fest, postponed for a couple of years by Covid-19, is cranking up already. On one side you have Brisbane…

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              Why are we subsidising short-term lets?

              • 25/07/2022
              • Author Jimmy-T

              As rents soar across Australia there is a quirk in tax law that can only be making matters worse Rents have gone up by 10 per cent or more in…

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                Owners battle illegal lets and crippling contracts

                • 23/07/2022
                • Author Jimmy-T

                Queensland apartment owners are ramping up their battles to regain control over their homes on two fronts. One aspect is the fundamentally immoral (but entirely legal) practise of developers selling…

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                  ATO cracking down on dodgy holiday let claims

                  • 18/07/2022
                  • Author Jimmy-T

                  Danger, danger, holiday letting hosts! If you have been fudging the figures on your tax claims for your holiday home investments, the Australian Tax Office is coming after you. Actually,…

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                    Forum: Fix for holiday lets and affordability

                    • 05/07/2022
                    • Author Jimmy-T

                    Look, we know that with half of Sydney under water and the other half trapped at the airport, thoughts of holidays are far from our minds. But foreign tourists are…

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                      Holiday lets: A national solution to state crises

                      • 04/07/2022
                      • Author Jimmy-T

                      As international travel opens up again, and we await the next tourism boom, it’s residential renters who will pay the price of uncaring “sharing” when ever more rentals are turned…

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                        Podcast: Builder fails despite home shortage

                        • 01/03/2022
                        • Author Jimmy-T

                        They say strata is a world of contradictions and never has that been so obvious as this week when one report reveals a shortage of housing, most of which will…

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