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As business travel experiences a resurgence, the U.S. hotel industry is reigniting fierce competition with the flourishing extended-stay market.
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Zeus Living, a short-term rental startup that raised more than $150M since its 2015 founding, has reportedly laid off all 120 of its employees.
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Airbnb Global Head of Real Estate talks Local Law 18, developer partnerships and Team Swifties.
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Enforcement actions could come for tenants and short-term rental platforms as NYC residential landlords try to comply with the city's short-term rental laws.
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To compete with hotels and evolve with the changing needs of travelers, TPG is stepping into the short-term rental market.
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Approximately 130,000 rental units are participating in the 17-month-old Airbnb-friendly apartment program.
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BTR building owners can share revenue from lettings with tenants via a new marketplace.
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This year is going to be the year of experiential travel, and hotels need to get on board.
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Interview with Airbnb Michelle Kelleher on Dublin and European plans
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Massachusetts became the first state to require all short-term rental hosts to join a state registry as part of a newly signed short-term rental law.
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