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'The Airbnb Ogre' (3/6). Turning an apartment into short-term tourist accommodation may seem harmless. But on a large scale, it…
'The Airbnb Ogre' (5/6). Over the past decade, a whole economy has developed around short-term rentals, a rapidly growing market…
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'The Airbnb Ogre' (6/6). For the past two years, short-term tourist rentals have effectively been banned in the American…
EDITORIAL. The American multinational has not only disrupted the tourist rental market but also encouraged the conversion of…
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