There May Be Less Affordable Housing for Rent in the EU: What Changes Are Being Prepared in the European Commission
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Rome, 13 Sep. (askanews) • On Wednesday 9 September, the European Commission presented the highly awaited proposal for a regulation on the accessibility and availability of accommodation (Affordable Housing Act), which addresses the problem of the housing crisis for populations living in the historic centers of cities and other tourist locations and islands of the EU. [...]
The EU Commission wants to give cities and regions more opportunities to limit short-term rentals such as Airbnb. What the plans mean for holidaymakers and hosts.
New rules on short-term renting in areas with high housing pressure
The mayor promotes the Affordable Housing Act with which Europe intends to limit the rentals for tourists. The text of the norm provides roof to the nights and block of the licenses for the cities with a housing tension.
The European Union has developed a draft of new rules that could significantly limit the activities of short-term rental services in order to overcome a large-scale housing crisis.
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