CDMX Government Launches Compulsory Register for Resented Housing by Airbnb and Booking
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Accommodation companies, such as Airbnb, Expedia and Booking, will have 30 days to register on the new platform of the government of Mexico City (CDMX), where they will report on the properties that make up their offer, as well as the number of available nights they have. The head of government of the capital, Clara Brugada, explained that with the Mandatory Digital Register for Temporary Housing Platforms and Hosts, the aim is to combat the exc…
GOVERNMENT OF THE CDMX Less than a month after the FIFA Cup began, the Government of Mexico City announced the launch of the Mandatory Digital Register for Temporary Housing Platforms and Hosts, a measure with which it seeks to regulate the offer of properties on digital platforms such as Airbnb, strengthen the legal security of guests and owners, and prevent speculative practices in the short-stay rental market facing the 2026 Football World Cu…
Clara Brugada explained that the platforms should inform about the properties that make up their offer and the number of nights occupied.
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