The law would have allowed New York to know which listings violated it’s regulations that ban entire apartments from being rented for fewer than 30 days without a tenant present
Airbnb has resolved a legal dispute with New York City over an ordinance requiring the home-sharing company to turn over data on hosts, jeopardising thousands of listings in one of its biggest domestic markets.
The San Francisco-based start-up sued the city in 2018, along with Expedia Group’s HomeAway, saying the legislation would violate privacy laws and allow the city to figure out which listings violated New York’s regulations that ban entire apartments from being rented for fewer than 30 days without a tenant present.
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