New NYC law about to take a bite out of Airbnb's rentals

Starting Tuesday, the city will prohibit hosts from renting for stays of less than 30 days.

[@InternacionalBoxing]

1:57 Your neighborhood will become a community they will all be from South America😢😂

[@pagilbondourbrian]

TETAS

[@vistabadboi]

No one wants a Airbnd next door !!

[@kato76109]

Tell me a good reason why without getting into your FEELINGS.

[@americaksushantkinazarse5747]

Nextdoor app is crap too

[@drb5003]

This is what happened when everybody tries to be greedy and think they getting over but eventually you're going to be caught😂😂😂😂😂

[@FlyDrake5026]

Lets get rid of Airbnb!

[@user-vf6ru8gm9p]

The nerve of people thinking they are in control of their own property.

[@jacobnapkins1155]

Quit hoarding inventory make it a rental or sell it

[@user-vf6ru8gm9p]

@@jacobnapkins1155 the nerve of people thinking they can invest their money how they want.

[@jacobnapkins1155]

@@user-vf6ru8gm9p yeah go invest in drugs and see how far that gets you. You don't get to destroy communities without people pushing back.

[@donnyjay4269]

@@user-vf6ru8gm9p exactly. This guy @jacobnapkins1155 is a weirdo. Sounds Ignorant and jealous… we work hard for our money. We should be allowed to rent out spaces in our homes as law abiding taxpayers, we’re not drug dealers. Most states allow this. NYC just likes making things hard for business owners and is becoming a communist city.

[@donnyjay4269]

@@user-vf6ru8gm9p every short term rental host in NY should come together and fight this 🙏🏽. At least make it fair for small time host

[@JohnDoe-vo6rf]

MORE MIGRANT MONEY

[@smrk2452]

Add to this the reduced number of hotel rooms from housing migrants and the city is making harder for tourists come enjoy the newly built tourist areas. Great move!

[@sct4040]

Good, I would hate having strangers in and out at all times of day and night.

[@kato76109]

All based on your FEELINGS! You're that neighbor. How about minding your own business on your own property Karen

[@americaksushantkinazarse5747]

You can read the reviews, and Airbnb pays really good

[@vajona2495]

Imagine these home owners allowing NYC to not apply these same laws all other short term corporate hotel chains. Imagine not using your 2nd amendment to stop this corruption

[@joep6035]

Your residential house is not zoned as a hotel. Jeesh

[@vajona2495]

@@joep6035 lol. There is no zoning called hotel zoning. corporate shill?

[@joep6035]

@@vajona2495 It's obvious you don't have a clue as to what zoning codes are. I am a residential home owner and Airbnb and my neighbors can kiss my butt before I'll let them rent out a room or have short term rentals to transients in my neighborhood. No Hotel zone? That's just dim.

[@vajona2495]

@@joep6035 find the legal definition of a "Hotel zone" that is called a "Hotel Zone" and get back with me pumpkin.

[@joep6035]

@@vajona2495 Again you are just showing your total ignorance of Zoning codes. In NYC it's listed under C1 Commercial and Commercial overlay zoning and occupancy. It specifically prohibits hotels in residential areas. Look, just stop. You are making stuff up and it's not a good look pumpkin. As a planning and zoning associate in my area there is no way I'm allowing that nonsense to happen in a residential neighborhood.

[@donnyjay4269]

Now small time Airbnb hosts are gonna have to get second jobs or lose their home… I understand banning corporate landlords from buying entire apartment complexes for Airbnb. That’s wrong. And that should be illegal. But these shotgun approaches are hurting regular host too 😢

[@jacobnapkins1155]

Nah get a second job like most new yorkers have to do quit hoarding inventory

[@donnyjay4269]

@@jacobnapkins1155 how about you mind your business and buy your own house. You’re happiness shouldn’t stem from watching other people fail. Your like a crab in a bucket smh 🦀

[@jish55]

Sorry, but airbnb hosting and landlords aren't jobs, they're leaches to society and don't deserve to exist.

[@hughjassol2072]

Let be real. This is the Hotels trying to destroy AiRBNB. And please realize, that this will become the national standard. Hotels realize, that all that money, should be going to them.

[@jayden56858]

Goood lower rents

[@donnyjay4269]

@@jayden56858one person’s pain. Is another person’s pleasure smh sad. (People are losing their homes because of these laws)

[@jacobnapkins1155]

Good sell or convert to rentals

[@NeoSoulCrew]

You're a fool. Air bnb is destroying affordable housing.

[@jish55]

Good, screw these people for causing rent and home prices to skyrocket, I hope they suffer.

[@__Salty]

Eh, you can't have a hot dog cart near the restaurant ...say all tourist districts...you see where that leads? eh Forgetabout it ... 🕶NY

[@VioletJ.Vengeance]

Coincidentally timed right when all these immigrants need a place to live….

[@C.P.C3719]

Gee, I wonder how much it cost to register.

[@blake2442]

Wonderful!

[@stevet.4820]

This is modern politics at its best. You use the outrage of one constituency to line the pockets of another constituency. Hotel operators are going to profit hugely, but the residential rental market is going to be aided almost not at all. The real culprit in the rental housing crisis is the work-from-home movement. The real solution is to re-zone commercial real-estate for dual use. In doing this you would solve the commercial real-estate crisis (too little demand) and the residential real estate crisis (too much demand) at the same time.

[@Eyeris625]

I disagree with that reporters ending personal comment, she should have kept her comment to herself.

[@Mosdefmedia]

Sounds like your feelings got hurt 🤣🤣

[@solargod3671]

Thank your hotels

[@billgates7386]

good more rentals

[@stevet.4820]

This is pissing in the wind compared to the shortfall. The problem is work-from-home. Occupancy went from near 3 per unit to just over 2 people per unit. This means there was a nearly 30-ish percent increase in the need for residential units. There are about 2.1 million rental housing units in NYC. There are about 40,000 Airbnb rentals, some of which are owner-occupied (meaning they will not suddenly become available for residential rental. To return to a pre-pandemic balance of supply and demand we would need nearly 600,000 new units. The solution is to re-zone commerical real-estate that stands empty due to the same exact cause.

[@bainst76]

Good

[@shaybizness]

😮