> Their neighbours are more likely to be people there for the long term and with an interest in the community, rather than just renting out their place to peopl

> Their neighbours are more likely to be people there for the long term and with an interest in the community, rather than just renting out their place to people a night at a time. Of course that is true, but no they can no longer choose to live in places that allow AirBnBing their apartments. Your argument seems more applicable w/r/t contract law. If you don't want those kind of neighbors you can live in places that prohibit AirBnB.