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For one, it's against every rental agreement I've ever signed (no subletting clause). Another reason people don't like it is due to the party people who frequen
by seanp2k2 10y ago
For one, it's against every rental agreement I've ever signed (no subletting clause). Another reason people don't like it is due to the party people who frequently rent these, the extra parking spaces being used, people moving around at all hours, people not caring about the space because they don't own it, etc. Basically all the things which are incentivized in normal multi-month rental contracts which are not present in Airbnb contracts. People who live in an apartment building don't want a hotel room next to them.
- Idontagree 10y agoI agree with the sentiment that the people using Airbnb are not going to care like owners, but they're also going to be liable for damage caused just like in any other rental. Policing that, though, is surely a nightmare. Also how are extra parking spaces being used, I would assume if you rent out your rental, you're not going to leave your automobile there? I mean you might have multiple cars, but then that in itself is already causing congestion.
- ap3 10y agoThe you don't need a law, just enforcement of a private contract. People who live in apartment buildings have no say in who lives mext to them and no guarantee how long they will stay