Re:Paris hails victory over short-stay rents
by raziel2p on Tuesday September 22, 2020 @12:04PM
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That's a fair point but a very different problem.
It's easy for a city to limit the number of hotels being built to limit the number of annoyed residents like you, if they want to.
It's not as easy to limit the number of apartments being used as airbnbs, because at time of sale or even city zoning, they're just regular apartments.
So it's not about whether one is more annoying than the other, it's about controlling the amount of each.
I would never get an apartment next to a hotel. The idling diesel buses were obnoxious. Along with all the people who would smoke outside and yell and scream. Kinda ridiculous.
I haven’t had to live next to a permanent airbnb apartment though.