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    La Spagna ordina Airbnb di bloccare 65.000 noleggi di vacanze per violazioni delle regole

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    3. RoomyRoots on

      Great, still nto enough to fix the market, but great. The owners need to enter a list too to be sure they are not offering services by other ways.

    4. martica13 on

      It is necessary, it cannot be that to live in Madrid they offer me a room without windows for €600

    5. boilerromeo on

      I’m sure the hotel market in Madrid won’t see this as quick and easy way to grab cash s/.

      A shock to the supply side like this will only rapidly escalate the remaining rentals and hotels further out of reach.

    6. baconeater76 on

      Removing 65,000 Airbnb units and converting them to long-term rentals in Spain sounds impactful, but it’s just 3–4% of the total housing needed (estimates say Spain needs 1.5–2 million homes).

      It might slightly ease pressure in tourist-heavy cities like Barcelona or Madrid, but it’s not a structural solution. It’s more of a populist measure — politically popular, easy to implement, but ultimately limited in scope.

      Real change requires serious investment in affordable housing, better urban planning, and long-term rental incentives. Otherwise, the housing crisis will persist regardless of Airbnb regulations.

    7. 3rd_Uncle on

      It would be more if it was easier to complain. 

      Therw is a tourist apartment near me. Every weekend banging music at 6-7am as they return from the club.

      The webpage to denounce requires a specific version of adobe to function. 

      Tourists in hotels. Residents in residential buildings. 

      If that doesn’t suit you, go somewhere else and tell your friends to do the same.

      We need to cut tourist numbers by at least 20% to recover some of the quality of life we’ve lost. 

      Banning tourist apartaments is a great first step.

      Guiris: dont waste your tme talking about GDP as you absolutely love to do in these conversations. It means nothing to us. Go away and eat your processed slop . We know youre hungry.

    8. dani3po on

      Poor Fran and Marta, the lovely Spanish couple who earned a few extra euros a month by renting one of the 500 flats they own in Madrid…

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