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I'm actually traveling to Sweden and Norway next week just to get a small taste of this. I'm staying in Airbnbs, meeting up and staying the night with a swede w
by LogicX 11y ago
I'm actually traveling to Sweden and Norway next week just to get a small taste of this. I'm staying in Airbnbs, meeting up and staying the night with a swede who is a friend of a friend... I hope to be able to better understand their culture and thought processes around these very topics.
- timonoko 11y agoBe aware that most AirBnbs in Nordics are illegal. Nobody owns their apartment, it is the property of the housing Co-Op. By owning shares at the Co-op, the owner has the right to live there. But not to run a Hotel Business. -- Some may allow subletting on monthly basis, but the customer must register and pay for water and electricity etc. The fact is however that most Airbnbs especially in Sweden are social housing. It is always a sign of a criminal act to sublet that, because the tenant has lied about his financial conditions and has some other place to live in.