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Strata lawyers scramble to plug Airbnb loopholes

  • 01/09/2020
  • Author Jimmy-T

A couple of stories have shone a spotlight on Airbnb and other short-term letting platforms this week. Firstly, we have discovered (by chance) that strata lawyers in NSW are looking…

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    Buy the by-law and say bye-bye to Airbnb

    • 21/04/2020
    • Author Jimmy-T

    If you thought the battle to restrict Airbnb-style short-term rentals from apartment buildings that don’t want them was over in NSW, you may be in for a shock. The new…

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      Why everyone has gone quiet on over-crowding

      • 20/04/2019
      • Author Jimmy-T

      The powers that be have gone curiously quiet on one of the major issues affecting apartment blocks: overcrowding. Where have all the pictures of rooms stacked with bunk beds, subdivided…

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        How to be a better Airbnb host … no … really!

        • 25/11/2018
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        Regular readers of this column (thank you both) will know that I am not the biggest fan of Airbnb, nor they of me. Let’s just put that down to my…

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          Just what we need – another crowd cashes in on the Airbnb boom

          • 02/07/2018
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          We received a press release last week from a UK-based company called Airsorted. They are promising to make it easier for you to let out – sorry, “share” – your…

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