So basically they decided to ban Airbnb. I wouldn't be surprised if hotels lobbied for this
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Leave your dog in the house, call the stay a 'dog sitting job' instead of AirBnB.
I think these aren't thought out.
One way to improve them might be to make them only apply to hosts with more than one property. Like if I own a home I should be able to rent it out.
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Hasn't Hawaii (at least on Oahu) had this for some time now? I know when you look up AirBNB and VRBO there are mentions of it, and to contact the owner directly, etc.
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The only way to resolve the housing market issue is to increase the supply of houses on the market, both in new developments as well as discourage vacancy.
So, with this new law, there's no more vacant residentials being used as unlicensed hotels, which hopefully will lead to housing prices dropping. (Vacancy property taxes is also needed in my opinion)
Also, I'm against AirBnB in general, not going to be paying to clean somebody else's house when I'm on vacation.
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