NYC Considers Short-Term Rental Revival Amid Dubai’s Challenges

Good Morning Hospitality

This week, Brandreth Canaley, Michael Goldin, and Wil Slickers return to discuss two major short-term rental developments making waves in the industry.

In New York City, a new bill, No. 1107, could revive some short-term rentals, striking a balance between regulation and opportunity in one of the world's most challenging markets for STR operators.

Meanwhile, Dubai's booming short-term rental market faces mounting concerns as competition drives a "race to the bottom," threatening profitability and guest satisfaction.

Join the team as they explore the implications of these contrasting trends and their potential impact on global hospitality ☕️

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