NYC Airbnb Crackdown Leads to Listing Decline, But Housing Market Impact Unclear
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New York City implemented new restrictions on Airbnb rentals, requiring registration and hosts to live with guests. This caused a 70% drop in listings.
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Author Robert Kiyosaki warned the Airbnb decline could lead to a housing market crash, but said it's a good buying opportunity.
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Kiyosaki has warned before of impending housing and Airbnb crashes, though both markets have so far remained resilient.
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A June viral tweet claimed Airbnb revenues per listing dropped 50% in some cities, but a study found only a 3.6% decline over the past year.
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The new NYC rules intended to increase housing availability for residents, though some say it limits options for visitors.