Brussels has laid out a legal roadmap for restricting short-term rentals in stressed housing markets. Critics argue the rules lack oversight.
The EU has introduced a legal framework aimed at regulating short-term rentals like Airbnb in cities with stressed housing markets.
Critics argue that the new regulations lack adequate oversight and may not effectively address the housing crisis.
Cities will be able to implement restrictions on short-term rentals to alleviate pressure on local housing markets.
The goal is to balance tourism and housing availability, ensuring residents can access affordable living spaces.