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Europe’s real estate market is finishing 2025 on a strong upswing. New research from Savills shows investment volumes are expected to reach around €77 billion in the final quarter of…
Europe’s real estate market is finishing 2025 on a strong upswing. New research from Savills shows investment volumes are expected to reach around €77 billion in the final quarter of…
Europe’s real estate market is ending 2025 on a strong note, with investment volumes expected to hit about €77 billion in the final quarter alone. That’s a 12% increase compared…
Airbnb’s European headquarters in Dublin just wrapped up a standout year, posting a 24% jump in operating profits to $151 million (€130 million) for 2024. The Irish unit, which manages…
France is taking a firm stand against the short-term rental boom that’s been transforming its cities — and Airbnb is squarely in the crosshairs. With new laws cutting tax perks,…
A new report shows that demand for Airbnb-style stays in Greece jumped 4.3% in September compared to last year, slightly ahead of the 3.9% increase in listings. Even with a…
Airbnb is warning investors to expect slower growth in the second half of 2025, sending its shares down more than 6% after the news. The company says the softer outlook…
Fewer Canadians are booking Airbnbs in the U.S., and it’s raising eyebrows. In March 2025, bookings by Canadian travelers dropped more than 12% compared to the same time last year,…
Airbnb just dropped a jaw-dropping $1 million on digital ads targeting three New York City mayoral candidates—Zohran Mamdani, Scott Stringer, and Brad Lander. Why those three? Simple: they’ve been some…
Halifax is tightening the rules on short-term rentals like Airbnb — and finally putting real muscle behind enforcement. At the same time, the city is giving rural hosts more breathing…
Spain is coming down hard on short-term rentals — and Airbnb is in the crosshairs. The government has ordered the platform to pull nearly 66,000 listings across the country, accusing…
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