Looks like more districts are jumping on the ban Airbnb bandwagon, Montreal is next, "Quebec cracks down on Airbnb."
From the article..."the Quebec government is trying to crack down on such rentals. A spokeswoman for Tourisme Quebec says the province is investigating 2,000 people for renting out their homes for short-term stays without a permit. Government agents are even making fake reservation requests to bust repeat offenders, Suzanne Asselin told the Montreal radio station 98.5 FM in an interview. Residents aren’t allowed to advertise online or rent out their apartment on a regular basis, for fewer than 31 days, without registering and paying a $250 fee."
Why does it have to be the cool cities that ban Airbnb? I'm currently staying at an Airbnb rental in Perth, Australia, hasn't been banned here, yet.
From the article..."the Quebec government is trying to crack down on such rentals. A spokeswoman for Tourisme Quebec says the province is investigating 2,000 people for renting out their homes for short-term stays without a permit. Government agents are even making fake reservation requests to bust repeat offenders, Suzanne Asselin told the Montreal radio station 98.5 FM in an interview. Residents aren’t allowed to advertise online or rent out their apartment on a regular basis, for fewer than 31 days, without registering and paying a $250 fee."
Why does it have to be the cool cities that ban Airbnb? I'm currently staying at an Airbnb rental in Perth, Australia, hasn't been banned here, yet.