> some people would like to trade their right to run a hotel out of their house in exchange for a legally enforced expectation that their neighbors won't either

> some people would like to trade their right to run a hotel out of their house in exchange for a legally enforced expectation that their neighbors won't either. This! And: most of us thought we already had laws to that effect. Also, even for the best-behaved guests I would not want to have regular AirBNB-ing in my building. There are young children and old people living here, and they deserve some presumption of safety, not just quiet. (I do stay in AirBNBs myself sometimes, and I'm a very low-impact guest, but I recognize my opinion is a bit contradictory because of that.)