Posted Sep 1, 2021, 4:01 AM
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Location: Brooklyn, NYC/Polanco, DF
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Most short term rentals are effectively illegal in NYC. Doesn't mean NYC doesn't have a huge market for such services. I suspect NOLA is similar.
I believe NYC is the largest or second largest AirBnB market worldwide, but in order to legally rent a place out, the owner/lessee would need to be physically present the whole time (yeah, right), no locks would be available on any room, and I think you would need to certify to the city that the guests are staying for non-leisure purposes.
There are even short-term rentals in housing projects. They're everywhere.
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