| Comment | > it allows landlords to make more money from short-term occupants than long-term
I don't see this directly as an issue. The issue is when that reduces the housing supply to the point where renters have to pay more or can't find a place to stay at all.
So, hypothetically if Glasgow had enough housing, would you still be against airbnb? What about for cases where the owner lives there and is just leaving for a few months when long term let is not an option? |
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