• @nevemsenki
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    18 months ago

    If the aim is to curb overtourism and to fix the housing crisis then no, it’s still not fine.

    • RubberDuck
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      38 months ago

      I don’t know who you think you replied to… but I agree. More is needed.

      This is a good start. Putting hundreds if not thousands of Appartments back on the market for permanent living is good. And at the same time you increase livability in neighborhoods.

      • @nevemsenki
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        28 months ago

        Ah, it was mostly to your point that renting out rooms is fine as long as it’s supervised/closely looked at. Renting out to tourists is bad in my opinion, flat out. Tourists should be lodged at dedicated buildings (hotels/hostels) and the rest should be for local populace.

        • RubberDuck
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          28 months ago

          Air BnB started for people with a spare room. Cause then it’s just small scale and supervised. Or to rent out when you yourself are on vacation… like home swapping. And I think both are fine if they are the exception.

          • @nevemsenki
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            28 months ago

            Evidence shows such “rules” are ripe for abuse though. Let’s keep tourists in hotels. That system worked for decades without outpricing locals.