Governments Crack Down on Airbnb Rentals
State and local governments are increasingly legislating to curb the use of properties for short-stay accommodation, hoping to ease a historically tight and costly rental market.
South Australia has become the latest state to address the impact of Airbnb and other short-stay accommodation providers on the rental market.
- A parliamentary inquiry recommended that the state government impose a registration fee or levy to track the use of such accommodation.
- Both the Victorian government and the ACT have imposed levies aimed at curbing the pressures arising from increasing numbers of properties being deployed as holiday rentals.
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No solution to the housing crisis can be found without addressing the impact of short-stay accommodation.
Author's summary: Governments act to curb Airbnb's impact on rental markets.
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