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Isn't it like this in many places in Europe now? Barcelona does 60 days and Greece does 90 that I know, as well. Maybe I'm mistaken on Barcelona.
by StavrosK 7y ago
Isn't it like this in many places in Europe now? Barcelona does 60 days and Greece does 90 that I know, as well. Maybe I'm mistaken on Barcelona.
- danielbln 7y agoI believe in Berlin it's 6 Months out of the year or something (with caveats attached).
- pintxo 7y agoThere is no time, but a space limit in Berlin. You can rent out as much as you like if it's less than 50% of the space of your apartment you're actually living. If it's over 50% or you are not living there at all, you need a permit.
- orcdork 7y agoThe 90 day limit in Greece is related to how income from the properties is taxed iirc.
- StavrosK 7y agoNot exactly: http://www.haniotika-nea.gr/90-meres-to-chrono-i-enikiasi-meso-airbnb/ http://www.haniotika-nea.gr/90-meres-to-chrono-i-enikiasi-me... It's 90 days, 60 days on small islands and you can only go over that limit if you're low-income. Compliance is a different issue, because Greece, but hopefully AirBnB and the other platforms will help police this.